Rohn Design Co.

We have a new member of the Rohn Design Co. team. Meet Lincoln!

some great gifts under the tree this year, including the M2 mesh mask from 🎄
Happy Holidays from Rohn Design Co.
@ Chicago, Illinois

You asked to hear more about the story behind our pieces. Here we go!

Ahh, totally kicking ourselves that we didn't take a photo of our previous table, but we'll do our best to paint the picture for you: It was round four seat hand-me-down that had seen better days. Dark brown. Scractches everywhere. I think we only ate one or two meals there. Basically, it had became the "room chair" of our entire condo - a collector of junk mail, Amazon packages, coats, headphones, backpacks, dust...

We were getting closer to our wedding and had recently decided that the bridal party would get ready at our place (yikes!!!) How would everyone sit comfortably? Where would the makeup artist set up? Where would the MIMOSA BAR GO?! It was the motivation we needed to get the old table out and design a new table for our space. Of course, we held off on starting this project until the week of our wedding...because we didn’t have enough else going on 🤪

Here's how we decided on the style of our new table:

Rectangle Shape: We knew we wanted this table to be able to come with us wherever we go next. So, we decided on a rectangle table that would be more likely to work in a future dining room space.

Center Pedestal: Our condo is a mix of mid-century modern and modern farmhouse (farmhouse sink, butcher block counters, neutral hues, wood accents...) With our open concept space - dining, kitchen, living all in one room - we didn't want the table to take away from anything else, but compliment it. The center pedestal adds that farmhouse charm while the rectangle top brings in the more modern touch.

Stain Color: We used a light coat of special walnut

Wood: Pine


@ Roscoe Village Neighborhood