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Modern Teton Console | Console Table in Tables by SR Woodworking. Item composed of wood in minimalism or mid century modern style
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Modern Teton Console | Console Table in Tables by SR Woodworking. Item composed of wood in minimalism or mid century modern style
Modern Teton Console | Console Table in Tables by SR Woodworking. Item composed of wood in minimalism or mid century modern style
Modern Teton Console | Console Table in Tables by SR Woodworking. Item composed of wood in minimalism or mid century modern style

Created and Sold by SR Woodworking

SR Woodworking

Modern Teton Console - Tables

Price from $7,350 to $7,950

Creation: 8-12 weeks
Shipping: LTL 7-14 days
Price $750 Shipping in the US, ask the creator about international shipping.
Estimated Arrival: April 1, 2025
Ships LTL on a pallet, lift gate service to your driveway. White glove into house upon request.

Handmade

Made In USA

Made To Order

Natural Materials

DimensionsWeight
29H x 62W x 18D in
73.66H x 157.48W x 45.72D cm
45.36 kg
100 lb

Nestled in the Teton Mountain Range, the soft curves with hardened corners represent the juxtaposition of the organic beauty and harsh environment of the Teton Range.

SPECIFICATIONS
- MADE TO ORDER
- Shown in White Ash
- 29” H x 62” L x 18” W
- 100 lbs
- Natural heavy-duty oil-wax finish

DETAILS
- Available in custom sizes and materials
- Interior use only


CARE
- Daily care: Dust with a dry, soft cloth. If something is spilled, blot dry and clean with damp cloth using only water. I recommend not using cleaners that contain chemicals that may damage the finish. Periodic waxing will extend the life of the finish.

Item Modern Teton Console
Created by SR Woodworking
As seen in Creator's Studio, Salt Lake City, UT
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Meet the Creator
Wescover creator since 2023
Contemporary Furniture - Collectible Design

Stephen Rosini graduated from Edinboro University of Pennsylvania with a Bachelor of Fine Arts, concentrating in Woodworking/Furniture Design and Ceramics. His love for woodworking came from the influences of the craftsmen style that surrounded him growing up in Pennsylvania. Stephen works primarily with American hardwoods using both traditional and contemporary techniques. It wasn’t until a studio tour with Wendell Castle in college that changed the way he currently thinks about what furniture can be.