The Yard Sale Project’s Palombaggia table pushes the limits of the traditional table form. The pictured asymmetrical table, on view now, is comprised of an astonishing array of twenty-six different hardwoods, intricately tessellated to give the table its unique pixelated quality. The process by which the individual pieces of wood were combined is unique to Yard Sale Project and has been applied throughout their body of work. The table is finished using the shou-sugi-ban method, an ancient Japanese finishing technique that preserves wood by charring it with fire. In addition to being aesthetically striking and elegant, the chaise is rot, pest, weather, UV light, and fire resistant. Todd Merrill Studio began representing Yard Sale Project in 2011. Ian Spencer and Cairn Young together form Yard Sale Project, a unique force of talent in the world of design. Yard Sale Project’s one-of-a-kind pieces of wooden furniture combine Young’s highly accomplished technical designs with Spencer’s master craftsmanship.