Kithara by David Edward
Overview
Features & Highlights
- Lounge seating with coordinating occasional tables
- Hand-stitched details on the arms
- Optional contrasting stitch color
- Mortise and tenon joints
- Unique surface options, including beveled glass and quartz
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Lounge Chair34 ¼"D, 35 ⅝"W, 31 ½"H | 17"SH -
Lounge Chair
Left Beverage Table36 ¾"D, 37 ¾"W, 31 ½"H | 17"SH -
Lounge Chair
Right Beverage Table36 ¾"D, 37 ¾"W, 31 ½"H | 17"SH -
Loveseat34 ¼"D, 58 ⅞"W, 31 ½"H | 17"SH -
Loveseat
Left Beverage Table36 ¾"D, 61"W, 31 ½"H | 17"SH -
Loveseat
Right Beverage Table36 ¾"D, 63 ⅛"W, 31 ½"H | 17"SH -
Loveseat
Left and Right Beverage Table36 ¾"D, 61"W, 31 ½"H | 17"SH -
Sofa34 ¼"D, 83 ½"W, 31 ½"H | 17"SH -
Sofa
Left Beverage Table36 ¾"D, 85 ⅝"W, 31 ½"H | 17"SH -
Sofa
Right Beverage Table36 ¾"D, 85 ⅝"W, 31 ½"H | 17"SH -
Sofa
Left and Right Beverage Table36 ¾"D, 87 ¾"W, 31 ½"H | 17"SH
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Two Seat Bench19"D, 43 ½"W, 18"H -
Three Seat Bench19"D, 68 ½"W, 18"H
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Square Coffee Table32"D, 32"W, 15"H -
Small Rectangle Coffee Table44"D, 19"W, 15"H -
Large Rectangle Coffee Table68"D, 19"W, 15"H -
End Table19"D, 19"W, 21"H -
Console Table68"D, 19"W, 30"H
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Maple Frame -
Walnut Frame
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Contrasting Back -
Contrasting Seat -
Contrasting Accent -
Contrasting Arms -
Contrasting Extreme Back
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Wood -
Solid Surface -
Matte Laminate
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Wood Top -
Quartz Top -
Matte Laminate Top -
Glass Top -
Solid Surface Top
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Hand Stitched Accent -
Refined Joinery
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Kithara® by Brad Ascalon
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Kithara® Teaser
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Lead Times
| Product Series | Lead Time (Ship Date) | Quick Delivery Lead Time (Delivery Date) | Special Notations |
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| Kithara® | 5 WEEKS | ||
| Kithara® tables | 4 WEEKS | ||
| KITHARA® SOLID SURFACE (CORIAN) | 8 1/2 WEEKS |
Designed by
Brad Ascalon
"I've always been drawn to music because of its ability to create an emotional connection and evoke a certain atmosphere. It's a similar approach I take in design – using form, materials, and composition to create an experience that resonates with people.”
With a reductive approach to his craft, Brad Ascalon believes in design that is uncomplicated, rational, and manages to find the perfect balance of form, function, and concept. This approach, coupled with a strong understanding of strategy-driven design opportunities for his clients, Ascalon is widely regarded as one of the leading American design voices of his generation.
Ascalon earned a Masters’ degree for Industrial Design from New York’s Pratt Institute in 2005, and that same year was recognized by Wallpaper magazine as one of the "Ten Most Wanted” emerging designers in the world.
