The Kant Table is a carved solid wood table with a solid wood base.‎ Materials: Solid Walnut, Oak, Ash, or Ebonized Ash.‎ The BassamFellows Kant Table was originally designed as a private commission for a home in New Canaan, CT.‎ The client desired a substantial, modern looking table that would hold its own within an oversized dining room.‎ The Kant Table is a natural companion for the Mantis Side Chairs as it offers a similar study in contrasts: strong and elegant, sharp and curved, solid and light.‎ Due to the table’s ambitious dimensions – the first version measured 13 feet by 4 feet - the challenge was to create an elegant, visually light base that would provide structural support for a solid wood top.‎ Borrowing from architectural principles, the resulting tabletop is supported by twin beams and angled legs bound by a V-shaped truss support.‎ Marrying the elegant with the formidable, the Kant Table offers great versatility.‎ The first piece designated for a commercial setting was selected for Starbucks’ Seattle Reserve Roastery, where 12 Mantis Chairs accompany it in the luxurious library and tasting room.‎ Despite its heft and durability, the table possesses myriad details that make it a joy to experience.‎ Among them are a half bullnose gently rolled edge that contrasts the sharpness of other elements of the table, and softened corners that are touch-friendly and aesthetically engaging.‎