Palais Mega Dining Table Bensen Carefully considered and scaled to

Carefully considered and scaled to smaller spaces

Young Danish designer Signe Hytte pairs a curvaceous glass shade with a reassuringly solid base for a study in textural contrasts

this version features a higher back and an elongated seat fashioned as a singular shell—with a framework in either flat or rounded steel tubing

From a flat sunning bed

The lightness in appearance belies the sturdiness of the curved metal-tubing frame

Palais Mega Dining Table Bensen Carefully considered and scaled toDescription With a extravagant round tabletop extending more than 6 feet in diameter, Mega from designers Anya Sebton and Eva Lilja Lwenhielm certainly lives up to its name. First suggested by a museum exhibition at Paris' Palais Royale, the table series made in Sweden by Asplund employs a paneled column base in solid oak as its signature motif. With a corresponding solid oak edge in the same finish, the oak veneer tabletop is coated with