The interior design team, Lee / Wimpenny, had been commissioned to find as many pieces of classic furniture as they could to outfit a newly renovated office space. Among their many unusual finds, was an ensemble of 1940's French furniture including a bar cabinet and a group of tables. The tables were to be used individually or grouped together to form a long conference table. In the end they were one table short of the full compliment they needed to seat everyone. It became our task to replicate the oak tables.

The table top is rift sawn white oak, with an inlay star design as the focal point. The table base features a most unusual reeded "comb" design. We matched the finish of the original pieces by combining a base coat of yellow dye stain, with a warmer, light brown top coat . When mixed in with the originals, the new table blended in nicely.