



Since we installed a teak root-ball coffee table base and a console table at our most recent project at The Reserve in Indian Wells, we've been seeing more organic forms creeping into the most interesting room settings. The roots have such motion and warmth to them, and look great in contemporary and mid century homes. We've placed them with custom etched glass tops from San Soucie glass, but they also look fantastic with a plain beveled glass top. One of my favorites today is from
The Brick House blog. They have paired a root base with a glass top for a hip-looking nightstand. Also pitcured is a raw teak coffee table; a multi-tiered end table; a trunk segment for an outdoor living area; and our coffee table with an etched glass top at The Reserve.
http://www.the-brick-house.com/2010/12/bedroom-updating.html
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