Eco-Friendly Modern Furniture made from Reclaimed Teak Wood
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Emery Cocktail Table
$1,799$1,440
$1,799$1,440
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This dramatic table is handcrafted by skilled artisans from solid reclaimed teak wood and iron. The table top is a two-inch portion of reclaimed teak wood; the base is made of intersecting pieces of solid reclaimed teak wood and iron—all in a natural finish that showcases the natural color and grains of the wood. Given the hand-finished nature of this table, expect variations in the wood; no two pieces are ever the same.
This dramatic table is handcrafted by skilled artisans from solid reclaimed teak wood and iron. The table top is a two-inch portion of reclaimed teak wood; the base is made of intersecting pieces of solid reclaimed teak wood and iron—all in a natural finish that showcases the natural color and grains of the wood. Given the hand-finished nature of this table, expect variations in the wood; no two pieces are ever the same.
W54" x D35" x H16.5"
Available in Natural
The reclaimed Teak wood used in this piece is more than 200 years old, and was salvaged from a house being demolished that was built in the 1800s. We also used reclaimed iron that was salvaged from a World War II ship.
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Teak Me Home is the definition of great customer service.
What truly sets this company apart is their customer service - professional, responsive, and detailed, with care not just for their product but also their customers.
I fear for their competitors, because I doubt anyone can match this level of service.
High quality, fantastic workmanship, and warm professional contacts. Could not be happier. I love the idea of recycling and this goes above and beyond.
The wood is very sensual and invites you to touch it. The dresser is very much a living piece of art.
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The reclaimed Teak wood used in this piece is more than 200 years old, and was salvaged from a house being demolished that was built in the 1800s. We also used reclaimed iron that was salvaged from a World War II ship.
