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Perfect Table to Avoid Conversation by Michael Beitz

by Flynn Matthews 2017-04-13, 2:04 PM

This table by artist Michael Beitz maybe just the ideal table to dodge having a conversation with your vital other after an argue or a bad date. The sculpture called Not Now turns and swirls in the middle to obstruct the view of the person sitting at each end of the table, yet you can still see each other through a tiny opening.

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