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Molloy Dining Table by NAU

by Cult Design

Sydney, Australia

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Elegantly sculptural, the ‘Molloy’ range of dining tables, chairs and coffee tables feature fluid detailing inspired by a rare act of nature. The idea for the artfully rounded joinery, where two elements meet and seamlessly become one, comes from the unusual meeting of two rivers to form the Molloy River in Western Australia – a place where Adam Goodrum and his family hand-built a holiday home. 

Molloy Dining Table by NAU
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Elegantly sculptural, the ‘Molloy’ range of dining tables, chairs and coffee tables feature fluid detailing inspired by a rare act of nature.

The idea for the artfully rounded joinery, where two elements meet and seamlessly become one, comes from the unusual meeting of two rivers to form the Molloy River in Western Australia – a place where Adam Goodrum and his family hand-built a holiday home. 

Specs

Designer

  • Adam Goodrum

Finish

  • Natural Ash, Black Stained Ash, Oak, Walnut

Dimensions

  • 2000 / 2200 / 2400 / 2600W x 900 / 1200D x 730H mm
  • Custom sizes available 

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Molloy Dining Table by NAU

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Yes. It is part of the NAU range from Cult Design, where you can see every product in the range together.

Yes. It has been specified in projects on ArchiPro, including Bruce Renovation by New Spaces, Contemporary Urban Terrace by Schemes & Spaces and Yarraville Residence by studio mkn. See how it was used in a finished space.

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