Tables and benches have long been choice articles of commission for December Box. Correspondingly, we have built and designed many, with an emphasis on a confluence of materials. Boasting a broad range of expertise rarely found elsewhere under one roof, we provide consistent results on challenging and distinctive projects where disparate fields convene. Scroll [right] to view all items. Selections shown with credits appearing on enlarged images. Helios; Jaffe; Line; Megalo

Objects Services

Helios

A massive bronze slab was necessary for this skirtless table in order to achieve the flat and seamless upper and lower rings—vital for the support of the resin slab top. Old growth American cherry, meticulously selected, is evidenced in the highly lacquered legs. Seats six.

Jaffe

Hand-rubbed Sutherland and Welles oil on American cherry; glass; and Bailey Heck’s signature mortise and tenon, 304-stainless structural members; this goliath in mass retains a grace in both function and design. It comfortably seats six to eight for dinner or business.

Line

This impressive slab table was fashioned in English red elm with an under-lit pink onyx inlay running down the center and bronze details throughout. It is without doubt among the most elaborate commissions this studio has achieved to date. Seats twelve.

Megalo

A bench, low console, or extravagant entry table as illustrated; three iron castings and a single fourteen-foot walnut top compose this 500lb piece. Length limited by imagination or circumstance only. We are also in possession of dozens of vintage castings from Scalamandré and other turn-of-the-century factories. Viewable by appointment.