Dining Room Projects by Jonathan Adler

Jonathan Adler is a potter, designer and author whose design inspirations have mainly come from the mid-century modern style art and global pop culture. He includes his passion for culture, craftsmanship and mid-century in every single one of his projects. In addition to designing furniture and product, as well as producing some stellar interior designs, Adler has also collaborated with other luxury brands in the creation of some magical places.

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The Patch dining table has an intricate wood veneer top and a sculptural base for adding sophistication to any kind of home setting. Patch fits on a contemporary dining room or on a sophisticated kitchen. The top of this dining table is covered with an intriguing geometric mosaic of wood veneer and the base is made from oak.

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The Marie dining chair incorporates all of the mid-century elements into a contemporary vision. Its construction features slim legs made of polished brass and a round pad upholstered with soft velvet. Sophisticated from the bottom to the top!

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Inspired by the enigmatic life of Abbey Lincoln, this majestic pendant light will be the right lighting design choice for a dramatic dining room. A memorable piece that counts with golden finishes and black matte to give it a twist. This luxurious modern pendant lamp will be giving life and a statement to your modern home decor.

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The Koi carp is a recurring symbol of Japanese culture. Its natural color mutations reveal their capacity to adapt, just like the Koi dining table. Featuring a base in aged brass and a top in acrylic, this round dining table will add refined elegance to any dining room design.

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