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padded with cotton and upholstered in a choice of complimentary fabrics

allowing tables to be combined as a nest

and a wholly organic aesthetic

Ross Table LDF25 and central elements as wellRoss Table by Finn Juhl for House of Finn Juhl. As a sought after interior designer, Finn Juhl often designed bespoke pieces of furniture for private customers. The Ross table is one such example, first designed in 1948 for the Danish Professor of Law, Alf Ross. For its time, this table was an exceptionally futuristic piece of furniture, with its kidney shaped solid wood top, stainless steel frame, and optional in built steel vase. Today, it is a