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Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Christopher Kurtz, Slab Coffee Table, 2026
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Christopher Kurtz

Slab Coffee Table, 2026
Mixed hardwood slabs including sycamore, walnut, red oak, and soft maple Hand-planed finish
39.4 H x 129.5 W x 81.3 D cm
15.5 H x 51 W x 32 D in
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Description Carved from unusually thick sycamore slabs, the Slab Coffee Table possesses an almost geologic weight and presence. Its form is spare: a small number of large elements stacked with quiet certainty. There is very little excess. The piece feels old, settled, and patient. Its low profile anchors the landscape of BADLANDS, offering a counterpoint to the vertical cairns and markers surrounding it. The fewer decisions visible on its surface, the more the material itself comes forward.
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