Description

These mid-century beauties were originally designed circa the early 1960s for the Brodie Mountain Ski Resort, which is nestled in the Taconic Mountains of Massachusetts (one of the first ski resorts in the country to offer lighted night skiing!). They traveled around the American northeast to several more ski resorts before ultimately resting for several years with one of the resort’s beloved employees. These tables encompass the rustic and slightly “campy” side of mid-century style, yet their solid pine construction is a testament to the longlasting, circular lives they have lived and will continue to over their total lifespan.

Details

• Provenance: North America, 20th Century
• Dimensions: 60" W x 32" D x 30" H
• There is no assembly required for this item

Why It's Worth It

• This product is comprised of solid pine
  
• Heirloom: Due to this item's handcrafted or reclaimed nature, there may be slight variations or imperfect qualities that give character to this one of a kind heirloom
• Timeless Aesthetic: This item is ageless in aesthetic, avoiding obsolescence, limited use, or an otherwise shortened lifespan due to changing styles and trends
  
• Cyclical in Use: This work is made with materials that promote a circular economy, including raw materials that are durable, easy to repair, and able to be recycled

Use Case

We like to think of this furniture as everyone’s favorite country uncle; it’s sensible, rustic, charming, and totally American in its own right. We think it would be perfect as an island in a cozy kitchen, as a humble yet attractive desk, or even as a small dining table in a quaint but well-appointed apartment.

Environmental Callout

The chair’s composition of simple materials, coupled with a timeless silhouette, assures it will hold its place in your home for generations to come with proper care.