It makes a great centerpiece in your living room.
It is difficult to find interior decorations that express your passion for the car. It is easy to get lost in a sea of 1950s-themed Americana and kitsch wall hangings. You can easily find a painting in mass production at your local hobby shop that depicts big-finned American cars parked outside a diner built during the Atomic Age. Discommon’s car-themed coffee tables start at $20,000. This is far from kitsch. This table is expensive enough to just use for leftover take-out.
The coffee table design is based on a vehicle emerging from a liquid metal vat. It only partially exposes itself through the top of a table, much like a Terminator T-1000 supercar. It took 100 hours to create the table. 50 hours were spent modeling it before we started to develop texture. The 6061 aluminum-grade material measures four inches thick before it is finished.
The price of $20,000 is a starting price. The complexity of the table and the type of vehicle used will determine the final cost. Discommon has limited the number of tables in this series to 10 tables. A Ford GT and Ferrari HTML40 tables are completed.
A customer can commission a table. They are involved in the entire process. A customer can also choose a boat or plane design. Customers can choose from surface finishes, texture plans and vehicle designs, as well as the hard-anodized color.
The Ferrari F40 is stunning, especially when it’s finished in dark grey. The Discommon website has the FordGT table. The company only accepts serious inquiries. If you don’t have $20,000 to spare, don’t ask for a 1993 Chevy Impreza. Which cool car would you love to see in the table?