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Tara Dining Table

Name: Tara Dining Table
Brand: Flexform
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The Tara dining table is more than just a piece of furniture; it is a statement. With its monolithic concrete construction, it embodies a restrained authority and draws all eyes to it. Inspired by a sacred site of the ancient Irish royal family, it exudes dignity and timelessness. The two mirrored elements provide stable elegance, while the color nuances of the concrete in combination with the concave curves of the base create a refined beauty. By balancing the mineral density of the concrete and the luminous transparency of the back-painted glass, the Tara table brings order and harmony to any room.

Complete your home with the Kim chair from Flexform, which combines timeless elegance and high comfort. Ideal for living rooms and hospitality areas, the Kim chair is the perfect complement to your Tara dining table.

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Powerful cast cement foundation: The architecturally curved table legs create a stable, sculptural base with a distinctive expression. Refined glass tabletop: The back-lacquered surface forms an elegant contrast to the raw minerality of the frame, giving the Tara a balanced aesthetic.

Condition: new

Design Sebastian Herkner

Sebastian Herkner is a renowned German designer known for his innovative and contemporary furniture, lighting, and accessories. He was born in Bad Mergentheim in 1981 and studied at the Offenbach University of Design. Herkner is particularly known for his ability to combine traditional craftsmanship with modern design, often incorporating local materials and techniques. His work is characterized by a clear aesthetic, functionality, and a particular attention to detail. He has received numerous awards, and his designs are presented in museums, galleries, and at design fairs worldwide. If you would like to learn more about his work or his style, I would be happy to help!