According to Barlas Baylar, Hudson's founder and designer, "None of the woods we use are harvested from old growth forests. Our wood slabs are domestically sourced from either salvaged trees or wind/storm damaged trees. The trees have an average life span of 250-300 years. When these trees die, they gradually do so from the crest to the roots. The farmers or the tree owners thus have to remove these trees as they might cause damage to houses, other trees or outlying areas. We integrate various wood species into our designs to produce unique works of art."
All of the furniture is available in custom dimensions, custom finishes and a variety of wood species such as Claro Walnut, Black Walnut, Myrtle, Jasmine, Acacia, Satinwood and Ebonized Pine.
What's that you say? You wish you could see a close-up of that amazing chandelier with nickel trim? Ask and ye shall receive.
Solid Walnut Coffee Table with Plexiglass Base
5 comments:
Why are you doing this to me??????????????
I can't afford any of these fine items, but I REALLY want them all.
I will take a few of those bronze tables that look like cheese. I mean a root ball. Or something.
Sorry, Erin - I meant no harm ;) It truly pains me as much it does you whenever I see 'call for pricing' next to beautiful pieces such as these. On the other hand, maybe it's best I don't know the prices.
Yep!...that's some Sessy-Sessy wood.
I am all about the dining table with the plexi-support.
Fantastic designs, love the tables, so unique and cool.
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