From one end, on the Prairies.
The Prescott in a Saskatoon dining room, seen from one end and set with soup bowls, cups and bread in a woven basket, a wheat field beyond the window.
From here you see the shape: a top with rounded corners over two tapered legs that splay outwards, joined by a slim stretcher that leaves a rounded opening under the top.
At 29.4 inches high, it works with standard-height dining chairs and benches.


























