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A fiberglass table based on cave formations – Morris and Long’s studio, [The Practice of Everyday Design](http://everydaydesign.ca/) is currently overseeing production in Ontario and expect the first run to be available next month.


Antoine Morris

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Salac Series Coffee Table

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