Bridge Extension Dining Table 642 Furniture Case

Bridge Extension Dining Table

By Matthew Hilton, for Case

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Bridge Extension Dining Table - Natural Oak
Bridge Extension Dining Table - Walnut

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Bridge Extension Dining Table

By Matthew Hilton, For Case

$2,325.00 - $2,640.00

Finish
Natural Oak

SPEC #: CFU1235846 | ID: CSE-102245

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      • Finish: Natural Oak
      • Size: 62.99"W x 29.134"H x 39.4"D
      • Shipping Weight: 150.47 lbs
      • Product Weight: 143.30 lbs
      • Materials: Wood, Polyurethane, Wood Veneer
        • Extended Width: 82.7" (one leaf) / 102.3" (two leaves)
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      Bridge Extension Dining Table

      SPEC #: CFU1235846

      ID: CSE-102245

      Designed by Matthew HiltonRead Bio

      The Bridge Extension Dining Table is a functional and stylish table designed for modern living. The wood veneer tabletop is supported by angled solid wood legs, which slant outwards to maximize the leg room beneath the table. The 43.3 inch table includes one extension leaf, allowing it to extend to 63 inches and seat up to 6 people. The 63 inch table includes two extension leaves, allowing it to extend to 82.7 or 102.3 inches and seat up to 10 people. Two person assembly required.

      Note: The 43.3 inch size is only available in Walnut.

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      Finish: Natural Oak, Walnut

      Prop 65 Warning for California Residents This product can expose you to chemicals, which are known in the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to https://www.p65warnings.ca.gov/.

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      Case is a contemporary furniture and lighting brand based in the United Kingdom that creates innovative, functional, and timeless pieces. Established in 2006 by Designer Paul Newman, Case is known for its quality craftsmanship, exceptional design, and attention to detail. They work with a number of renowned designers and architects to produce a range of furniture that is both stylish and practical. With a commitment to sustainability and ethical production, Case is a brand that is not only aesthetically pleasing but also environmentally conscious.

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      Matthew Hilton (b. 1957) was interested in painting, sculpture, and architecture from an early age, and began studying design Furniture and Design at England's Kingston Polytechnic after a suggestion from a tutor. After graduation, he worked as an industrial designer and model maker before starting his own studio and workshop in 1984.

      Hilton gained international attention for his Balzac Armchair (1991), a bold, contemporary take on classic club chairs. However, over time his designs have taken on a less stylized, more functional approach. Hilton views the design process as the evolution of an object through time, and his designs often incorporate long established furniture forms with a futuristic twist.