


Rowen by OFS
Discover the Rowen café table, designed by Brian Graham to embody the perfect fusion of elegance and warmth. Drawing inspiration from awe-inspiring architecture and captivating landscapes, this table is a true work of art. Crafted with options of a super matte oak or walnut butcher block top, or a painted top, the Rowen café table effortlessly harmonizes with any environment. Its versatility shines through with choices of seated and bar height options, adapting flawlessly to various settings. The base showcases thoughtful design with a discreetly integrated bag hook, providing convenient functionality. Experience the epitome of refined design with the Rowen café table.
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- Id: T100115
- List Price: $93,807.00
- Dimensions: 26' x 21' ff
- Workplace
- Healthcare
- Education
- Hospitality
- Shared spaces
- Community
- Meeting spaces
- Space division
- Public spaces
- Lobby/waiting
- Cafe/dining
- Connect
- Restore
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Located in the heart of Jasper, IN, the Thyen-Clark Cultural Center is home to Jasper Community Arts and the Jasper Public Library. The facility features over 63,000 square feet of cultural enrichment for the surrounding town.
The Arts Wing of the Cultural Center houses Jasper Community Arts' staff and features multiple galleries, workshops, private studios, and a Black Box Theatre. A small gift shop highlights items by local artists and rotates quarterly. The Atrium features a large open space for events, connection, and community usage.
The Jasper Public Library offers private study and meeting rooms, as well as, a maker's space. Overall, this space is a hub for the community to gather and connect.
Location: Jasper, IN

Designed by Brian Graham
Furniture designer Brian Graham actually began his career in interior design after graduating from California State University, Long Beach. Drawing from this background and a deep respect for design history, Brian is best known for his wooden casegoods and elegant seating designs. After creating Graham Design in San Francisco in 1999, Brian has employed a comprehensive approach to the design, development, and marketing of furniture, accessories, lighting, and related products.