Get-Together Dining Table: Rectangular + Large - 84

Get-Together Dining Table: Rectangular + Small - 60

Get-Together Dining Table: Rectangular + Large - 84" + White + Clear Glass

Get-Together Dining Table: Rectangular + Small - 60" + White + Clear Glass

Get-Together Dining Table: Rectangular + Large - 84" + Black + Smoked Glass

Get-Together Dining Table: Rectangular + Small - 60" + Black + Smoked Glass

Get-Together Dining Table Rectangular

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Get-Together Dining Table: Rectangular + Large - 84" + White + Clear Glass

Get-Together Dining Table: Rectangular + Small - 60" + White + Clear Glass

Get-Together Dining Table: Rectangular + Large - 84" + Black + Smoked Glass

Get-Together Dining Table: Rectangular + Small - 60" + Black + Smoked Glass

Get-Together Dining Table Rectangular

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Bend Goods × Gaurav Nanda

Get-Together Dining Table Rectangular

Name: Get-Together Dining Table Rectangular
Brand: Bend Goods • Gaurav Nanda
SKU: BND-60GETTOGETHERWH
Price: 1700.00 USD
Availability: InStock

$1,700 – $1,990

$1,700

SKU: BND-60GETTOGETHERWH

$1,700

SKU: BND-60GETTOGETHERBLK

$1,990

SKU: BND-84GETTOGETHERWH

$1,990

SKU: BND-84GETTOGETHERBLK

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Spec Sheet

Description

For smaller or larger gustatory gatherings, Bend offers the perfect indoor-outdoor dining table with Get-Together. With a glossy opaque glass surface in white or black, the table’s matching powder-coated metal base features a spare peg-leg design and comes in 2 rectangular sizes that respectively seat up to 6 or 8 guests. Bend founder Gaurav Nanda’s unique galvanization process applied before the final finish helps allay corrosion for added durability and longevity— which means carefree alfresco or indoor mealtimes for years to come.

Specifications

Size

Small: 30" h x 60" w x 38" d (76.2x152.4x96.5cm)
Large: 30" h x 84" w x 38" d (76.2x213.4x96.5cm)

Material

Powder-coated steel, glass, galvanized

Brand

Bend Goods

Around the Bend is a bright and happy place to be when speaking of the cool iron wire furniture from Los Angeles' own Bend Goods. In true Southern Cali style, these corrosion-resistant pieces with their pop of powder-coat color can easily meander from indoors to outside. Sculptor, designer and entrepreneur Gaurav Nanda perfected the signature process he calls "bending"—shaping and spot welding the wire by hand—to achieve intricate patterns in Bend's furniture, lighting and accessories.

Michigan native Gaurav, formerly a designer for General Motors, values performance just as much as polish. The structural strength of each piece of furniture is contract grade, while the ergonomics and the spacing of the wires assure comfort and utility. Environmental impact is also a concern, and he envisions each piece as something built to last a lifetime, fabricated from the plentiful resource iron and sustainable woods. Though Gaurav's work draws on the legacy of modernist objects in wire, he wants "to offer something different, something edgier."

Designer

Gaurav Nanda

Of his brand Los-Angeles-based company Bend, founder Gaurav Nanda says he wanted "to offer something different, something edgier, a lot more intricate and comfortable" in the realm of wire furniture than the usually-admired but heritage Bertoia designs for Knoll. For inspiration Gaurav looked to an unlikely combination of sources: his own stint as an automobile sculptor/designer for General Motors on the one hand and an appreciation of 1970s-influenced crafts, including string art and the knotted patterns of macramé plant holders made by his mother, on the other.

Gaurav's attention to the production process is unstinting—for example, each chair undergoes 300 to 400 handmade spot-welds (a process called "bending," hence the company name) and is painstakingly sandblasted, rustproofed and powder-coated to a weatherproof finish. Expanding his range beyond furniture to decorative objects was a natural progression. "Inspiration comes from everywhere but music plays a crucial role in my process. New songs and artists are constantly playing in the workshop, which makes for a lively and happier work environment too," he says. "It is exciting to see our ideas evolve and where we want our story to go."