Overview
Mewoma by Jonah Takagi for La Chance is a family of tables with a sculptural presence. The table combines a lazer cut metal base topped by a large wooden part supporting a marble or wooden tabletop (MEtal, WOod, MArble). Mewoma has been selected by many interior designers to give elegant vibes to restaurant projects. Discover pictures of Café Mocco in Paris and Forêt Noire in Lyon, France.
The tabletop comes in a large variety of shapes (round, oval and square) and materials (3 marbles, 2 woods) with one or 2 legs for long versions to almost 10 feet.
La Chance gives a contemporary interpretation of the ornamental and decorative French furniture tradition rooted in the Art Deco period. La Chance works with high qualified artisans to offer the best quality products.
Mewoma Dining Table, Round, Large by Jonah Takagi for La Chance:
- Elegant table used at home or hospitality
- Black Marquina, White Pele de tigre or Indian green marble tabletop
- H 29.2" X Ø 59.1"
- Natural wood and laser cut metal base
- Marble pattern may vary from picture
- Assembly needed (screws included)
- Use a microfiber cloth to gently rub clean; do not use any solvents
The tabletop comes in a large variety of shapes (round, oval and square) and materials (3 marbles, 2 woods) with one or 2 legs for long versions to almost 10 feet.
La Chance gives a contemporary interpretation of the ornamental and decorative French furniture tradition rooted in the Art Deco period. La Chance works with high qualified artisans to offer the best quality products.
Mewoma Dining Table, Round, Large by Jonah Takagi for La Chance:
- Elegant table used at home or hospitality
- Black Marquina, White Pele de tigre or Indian green marble tabletop
- H 29.2" X Ø 59.1"
- Natural wood and laser cut metal base
- Marble pattern may vary from picture
- Assembly needed (screws included)
- Use a microfiber cloth to gently rub clean; do not use any solvents
Specifications
Designer
Jonah Takagi
Jonah Takagi received a BFA in Furniture Design from the Rhode Island School of Design in 2002. After several years of life on the road as a touring musician, Jonah launched his studio in 2010. He has exhibited work throughout Europe and America and counts among his clients such brands as Kvadrat, Roll and Hill, Umbra Shift, Matter, La Chance and Hem.
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