From looking at the Elvis table, I assumed that its name and curvaceous form were inspired by the famous singer’s quaft doo! To my honest disappointment, it was just a coincidence! The design is actually a semi-reproduction of a 1920s piece the commissioner had taken a photo of, but with designer David Savage’s own unique design language. It captures the 20s distinctive cultural edge in a modern form that’s simply beautiful.
Designer: David Savage
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Very stunning and beautiful table. I wonder, if I could use it as a desk as well. Hm..
Where can I get more information? I Love the vintage and elegant style. I would love this as a desk.