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Walking Table with metal legs supporting cantilevered desk

Monika ThakurBy Monika ThakurAugust 7, 20142 Mins Read
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Walking Table by Emily Hayden
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Three architecture students of Tulane University, New Orleans- Emily Hayden, Sam Naylor and Kyle Graham have designed an unusual wooden table in a sculptural design. Its shape is crafted as such that from a distance it resembles a creature walking on its thin legs, thus named the Walking Table. One side of the table is somewhat rounded so that it sits perfectly on three metal legs allowing flat cantilevered desk to extend over its length.

This wooden furniture is basically completed within five weeks using various tools like Rhino, RhinoCAM, 3-axis CNC router MultiCAM, etc. The thought behind this amazing design is quite deep that is meant to explore anthropomorphic qualities of a cantilevered mass, implying motion, instability and momentum. All these qualities are reflected in this fantastic design with perfectly finished geometric lines on the wood .

The table is best suited for any home or office with contemporary interior and can be used as both working desk and coffee table. Moreover, its sculptural design will also grace up your living room, study room or office cabin with its outstanding appearance.

Walking Table by Emily Hayden
Work with style on the amazing Walking Table
Walking Table by Emily Hayden
Crafting the wooden planks to form the walking desk
Walking Table by Emily Hayden
Rounded geometric shape of one end of the table
Walking Table by Emily Hayden
Cantilevered desk extending from the rounded end
Walking Table by Emily Hayden
Top view of the Walking Table

Credit: EspritDesign

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Monika is a young blogger, who likes sharing her opinion about trending consumer products and gadgets. When she is not educating readers with her writings, she’s most likely educating herself by reading her favorite stuff. She also has love for creativity and music.

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