GRT Unveils a Table Suite That Honors Architect Thomas Henry Poole
GRT pairs modest materials with fine craftsmanship and unexpected color and proportions in a table suite named after late architect Thomas Henry Poole, one of whose early 1900’s buildings the firm is restoring. Side Poole in Dark Red, Dining Poole in Dark Green, and Coffee Poole in Yellow, all tables in plywood and high-pressure laminate with white-oak legs and undercarriage by GRT Architects, through Matter.
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