here, glass meets solid canaletta walnut pyramid style. very stylish indeed.

this version which porada has named "lift", does just that, literally lifts the table top to your desired height. genius.

here, the same lift table, just not lifted. ;)

this wonderfully feminine flowing design is named "elika" by porada. also with a solid canaletta walnut finish but fixed on a solid metal disc. very mod, very amazing. some welcome movement and flow to any space needing it, residentially or commercially.

truth be told, i'm not a huge fan of large amounts of glass in decorating interiors, not exactly sure why, but for me the medium itself conveys a certain coldness that i resist i suppose. but, paired with these very warm, very sculptural woods, i was sold, on a little bit of glass anyway. ;) enjoy...