id most wanted: Whorl Console by Neal Aronowitz
The innovative console table is made from a patented concrete-impregnated fabric called Concrete Canvas
Whorl Console was designed and made by Neal Aronowitz using specialized casting techniques. The innovative console table is made of Concrete Canvas, a patented concrete-impregnated fabric rarely used in furniture design. Aronowitz developed new casting and forming techniques to achieve the table’s ribbon-like structure. The surface consists of pigmented cement mortar lightly skim-coated over the entire surface and sanded to a very smooth, highly polished finish.
Whorl Console by Neal Aronowitz
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