Where The Streets Have No Name By Allison Rohland - 32"X32" - Black Maple -jars-&-bowls-kenzo-vase-matte-porcelain Style together to form a

Style together to form a larger table or pull apart for greater function and to create individual points of interest

Antique brown mango wood adopts intricate CNC carving for a uniquely textured look

Bring a natural eloquence to living spaces with the Long Key End Table

Material: Hardwood Solids & Veneers

Where The Streets Have No Name By Allison Rohland - 32"X32" - Black Maple -jars-&-bowls-kenzo-vase-matte-porcelain Style together to form aDimensions: 32"W x 1. 5"D x 32"H Weight: 20 lbs Finish: Black 1. 5 Maple, Vibrance Matte Paper, Clear Acrylic Glazing Material: American Maple, Matte Paper, Acrylic Glazing An instructor for artists with intellectual disabilities, Seattle painter Allison Rohland approaches her work intuitively, letting each piece naturally progress. She looks to the work of her hero, the late abstract expressionist artist Joan Mitchell, for inspiration. Printed on