BULLET ACRYLIC COFFEE TABLE
All About the Bullet Acrylic Cocktail Table
Unique, handsome, and majestic, The Bullet Acrylic Coffee Table, is one of the most well known pieces of the AVF Limited Edition Modern Furniture Collection. Alexandra's love and passion for diamonds is evident here in this beautiful cocktail table that was inspired by the an emerald cut faceted diamond. It's luxurious yet in a very understated in it's way that it conveys glamour and style. One of the most complicated pieces to make, Alexandra has "pushed the envelope" when it comes to innovation when she created this fabulous acrylic table.
The Bullet Acrylic Coffee Table in the Media
The Bullet Cocktail Table that has been one of the most photographed and featured pieces from the AVF Collection, and has been in notable publications including Vogue's Style.com and the Architect's Newspaper's coverage of contemporary furniture at the ICFF show who referred to it as one of their favorites. Made in an edition size of just 5 pieces, for the Black and Clear, and 20 in the All Clear, this lucite cocktail table is truly a work of art and it's rarity only adds to its value.
Customizing a Bullet Coffee Table For Your Home
As show, the Bullet cocktail table is quite stunning. Either in all clear, or clear mixed with opaque black, tis acrylic table is one that's hard to imagine any other way. But, to fit your needs, the sizing can be adjusted for your own personal space. Whether you love the emerald cut shape, but you need it longer or wider or in a different color acrylic, let us know what your needs are and we will do our best to accommodate them.
RETURN POLICY: Because these furniture pieces are "made to order" we cannot accept returns or exchanges unless there is a manufacturer defect. Alexandra Von Furstenberg does it's best to inspect the piece for any flaws or damages prior to shipping and documents each table with photographs. We will gladly accept a return within 30 days of receipt of the product if there is a defect caused by the manufacturer.
