Rocky Mountain Table. Furniture from Wood
Comfort. Style. Durability. Rocky Mountain Table are a tight-knit group of guys and gals who love what they do, and they want to share their passion for handcrafting unique, long-lasting furniture with you. Like Rocky Mountain Table, their tables, seating, and storage units have character. Add style to functionality, and you get the Rocky Mountain Table Company.
Vice by Rocky Mountain Table
The stylish Vice desk is a cool, durable alternative to your typical office furniture. The sleek, cross-weaved steel frame supports a smart, modern glass top, creating a simple look perfect for any home.
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Fleur by Rocky Mountain Table
Fleur is an elegant patchwork table combines reclaimed boxcar flooring and Wyoming snow fence with walnut, hickory, oak and other hardwoods, creating a unique conversation piece for your home. The tabletop sits gracefully on two legs stretching into four balanced feet, suggesting both durability and finesse.
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The Vintage Factory Cart is a genuine industrial factory cart rescued from a box factory in Downtown Chicago, IL. Reminiscent of the industrial age of American manufacturing, the rough appearance is supported by a sturdy composition. Modern Industry only uses solid hardwoods that have been sustainably resourced. The wood is processed by hand, using the same methods used by craftsmen a century ago. Between the vintage materials and age-old techniques, it's a new classic to pass down for generations.
About the Designer: Jacob Wener
Owned by designer/fabricator Jacob Wener, Modern Industry is a Chicago, Illinois based furniture manufacturer. With roots deep in the heart of the American Midwest, the shop lives and breathes by one simple ethos: to bring the art of hand craftsmanship back to the world of home furnishings.
Modern Industry was born as a result of the ownerís inability to find contemporary furniture of genuine substance. If furniture is made to be discarded and replaced after 10 years, how will we pass down our heirlooms to the next generation? Our ancestors figured it out centuries ago- craft beautiful objects out of solid materials that will stand the test of time.