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7 years ago

Where can I buy this table and the chairs

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7 years ago
Hi Amanbedi23! Thanks for your question.

The tabletop is Room & Board's Parsons Round Dining Table Top, available in a number of diameters and finishes. (The finish pictured is Maple.) The conical steel base is vintage -- here is a similar one via 1st Dibs.

The chairs are Arne Jacobsen's Series 7 chairs, available in an extremely wide variety of veneers, colors lacquers and even in an upholstered version via Fritz Hansen.

I hope this is helpful!
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