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WallGoldfinger projects run the gamut, from scores of Arbor reconfigurable tables to ultra-complex mega-boardroom tables to thematically unified corporate suites. Here we have the latter, a series of tables and case pieces designed by The Switzer Group for a major financial services firm.

Arbor tables with pedestal bases

The focal piece is a 12'-0" x 24'-0" rectangular table with an open center. The primary surfaces are veneered with ribbon striped sapele while the solid edges are executed in solid mahogany. Six power and data hatches are contained within a 6" wide brushed stainless steel band as are twenty gooseneck microphones.


Included in the program is a 14'-0" wide reception desk employing the same basic finishes of sapele and stainless steel. In addition, a "Paradisio" granite slab was fashioned into an 1-1/4" thick transaction counter.


A standard part of Wall Goldfinger’s services is the production of graphics which allow designers and clients to see their furniture prior to fabrication. This has proved to be invaluable in refining shapes, details and finishes. Above are two early renderings for the Switzer project.

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