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OVERTON TABLE

Overton Table is named after the town in West Yorkshire, England, a county that inspires Matthew Hilton, with it’s rugged landscape and history of producing modernist sculptors. The hardwood top is complemented by the cleverly engineered metal leg frame, and the metal detailing running through the centre of the tabletop. Designed by Matthew Hilton for his eponymous brand, and manufactured by De La Espada craftsmen.

Made by De La Espada

De La Espada was founded in 1993 by Luis De Oliveira and Fatima De La Espada. Hailing from Porto and Madrid respectively and educated in London, the founders opened the first De La Espada store in London in 1996, when there was comparatively little quality contemporary furniture in the city. The De La Espada aesthetic evolved from influences including the Arts and Crafts movement, architects such as Tadao Ando, Luis Barragán, John Pawson, and Álvaro Siza, and Scandinavian design from the 1950s. De La Espada operated as a designer/manufacturer/retailer of our own products until 2007 when we began to enter into the second phase of the business.

Since 2007, we have taken a more collaborative approach, working closely with carefully selected design partners and retailers across the world, combining expertise and exchanging cultures, friendships, and ideas.

SOURCE: DELAESPADA.COM

COUNTRY: PORTUGAL


Dimensions

  • M: W78 3/4 × D39 2/5 × H29 ”
  • L: W98 2/5 × D39 2/5 × H29 ”
  • G: W118 1/8 × D39 2/5 × H29

Materials & Options

Available in a selection of finishes in ash, oak or walnut. Legs and central tabletop detail in  black anodised aluminium, or uncoated naval brass polished or brushed.


Contact Us

Contact Hollace Cluny for more information at 416 968 7894 or send us an inquiry.


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