Christian Lund
Urban home design photo in Boston

Antique cast iron industrial bases — salvaged from manufacturing equipment, their original function now architectural — support a reclaimed barnwood top of exceptional grain and character. A lower shelf in matching reclaimed wood adds storage presence and visual weight. Expanded metal mesh panels complete the base, referencing the industrial origin without apology. The meeting point of two American material traditions — agricultural and industrial — in a single functional object. The cast iron carries the weight and permanence of the factory floor. The barnwood carries the warmth and history of the farm. Together they produce something neither tradition achieves alone. Available for commission. Cast iron base sourcing varies — each commission differs based on available industrial iron. That variation is inherent to the process. Specs: Length: approximately 60 inches Width: approximately 36 inches Height: approximately 36 inches Material: Antique cast iron industrial bases, reclaimed barnwood, expanded metal mesh Finish: Natural iron patina, hand oiled barnwood Location: Delevan, NY

Christian Lund
Inspiration for an industrial home design remodel in Boston

Christian Lund
Home design - industrial home design idea in Boston

Stunning industrial cast iron factory machine age crank-up kitchen, dining, conference table desk base affectionately called the "The Badboii". Newly cast, design circa the 1920s finished in matte black The table base adjusts height from 715 mm (28.75") to 1030 mm (40.75") height by turning the large steel wheel underneath. Conversation piece? Yes! Unlimited potential, dining, kitchen, conference/office, entryway table, console table and so much more. Top with fine wood, glass, steel or epoxy resin tabletop to fit your decor Only frame base. (Table Top NOT INCLUDED)

Stunning industrial cast iron factory machine age crank-up kitchen, dining, conference table desk base affectionately called the "The Badboii". Newly cast, design circa the 1920s finished in matte black The table base adjusts height from 715 mm (28.75") to 1030 mm (40.75") height by turning the large steel wheel underneath. Conversation piece? Yes! Unlimited potential, dining, kitchen, conference/office, entryway table, console table and so much more. Top with fine wood, glass, steel or epoxy resin tabletop to fit your decor Only frame base. (Table Top NOT INCLUDED)

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Stunning industrial cast iron factory machine age crank-up kitchen, dining, conference table desk base affectionately called the "The Badboii". Newly cast, design circa the 1920s finished in matte black The table base adjusts height from 715 mm (28.75") to 1030 mm (40.75") height by turning the large steel wheel underneath. Conversation piece? Yes! Unlimited potential, dining, kitchen, conference/office, entryway table, console table and so much more. Top with fine wood, glass, steel or epoxy resin tabletop to fit your decor

Stunning industrial cast iron factory machine age crank-up kitchen, dining, conference table desk base affectionately called the "The Badboii". Newly cast, design circa the 1920s finished in matte black The table base adjusts height from 715 mm (28.75") to 1030 mm (40.75") height by turning the large steel wheel underneath. Conversation piece? Yes! Unlimited potential, dining, kitchen, conference/office, entryway table, console table and so much more. Top with fine wood, glass, steel or epoxy resin tabletop to fit your decor Only frame base. (Table Top NOT INCLUDED)

Stunning industrial cast iron factory machine age crank-up kitchen, dining, conference table desk base affectionately called the "The Badboii". Newly cast, design circa the 1920s finished in matte black The table base adjusts height from 715 mm (28.75") to 1030 mm (40.75") height by turning the large steel wheel underneath. Conversation piece? Yes! Unlimited potential, dining, kitchen, conference/office, entryway table, console table and so much more. Top with fine wood, glass, steel or epoxy resin tabletop to fit your decor Only frame base. (Table Top NOT INCLUDED)

Stunning industrial cast iron factory machine age crank-up kitchen, dining, conference table desk base affectionately called the "The Badboii". Newly cast, design circa the 1920s finished in matte black The table base adjusts height from 715 mm (28.75") to 1030 mm (40.75") height by turning the large steel wheel underneath. Conversation piece? Yes! Unlimited potential, dining, kitchen, conference/office, entryway table, console table and so much more. Top with fine wood, glass, steel or epoxy resin tabletop to fit your decor Only frame base. (Table Top NOT INCLUDED)

Photographer: Jill Hunter
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This beautiful table is styled after Noguchi’s “Cyclone” table. It has a solid white top with a painted cast iron base and in a black top and black base. The Noguchi Cyclone table was conceived in 1953 as a rocking stool made of metal wire and wood. Noguchi’s playful object was manufactured the following year in varying sizes, and later evolved into a table that became a companion piece to the Bertoia wire children’s chair. Noguchi’s small table was enlarged to full size in 1957. Buy Now Overall Product Dimensions: 47″D x 28″H Floor to Underside of Table: 27″H Thickness of Table: 1″H Base Width: 47″W Width of Legs: 20 – 21″W