Wrongwoods Table
Made by Established & Sons
Designed by Richard Woods and Sebastian Wrong
The Wrongwoods Table is a collaboration between furniture designer Sebastian Wrong and artist Richard Woods, first introduced by Established & Sons in 2017. It brings together two distinct sensibilities: Wrong's commitment to direct, usable form and Woods's tradition of bold woodgrain block printing drawn from vernacular craft and pop art.
The surface pattern is produced using individual hand-carved wood blocks, a process that gives each table a graphic immediacy no digital print can replicate. The result reads as painting, as print, and as furniture simultaneously. Three colorways are available: Palm Springs, white with green, and white with black, each shifting the visual register of the same underlying geometry.
Construction combines plywood and timber sealed under clear lacquer, keeping the profile deliberately simple so the printed surface carries full weight. The table sits as comfortably in a collector's dining room as in a creative studio or an architect-designed interior where a single strong object defines the space.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who are Sebastian Wrong and Richard Woods?
Sebastian Wrong is a British furniture designer and former creative director known for functional, industrially minded pieces. Richard Woods is a British artist whose work centers on bold woodgrain block prints applied across furniture, architecture, and public installations. Their collaboration under Established & Sons began with the Wrongwoods collection.
How is the woodgrain pattern on the table made?
The pattern is produced using individual hand-carved wood blocks, a printmaking technique rooted in relief printing traditions. Each block is inked and applied by hand, which means the graphic surface retains subtle variation and a physical directness that distinguishes it from screen-printed or digitally applied finishes.
What colorways does the Wrongwoods Table come in?
The table is available in three colorways: Palm Springs, white with green, and white with black. Each uses the same underlying block-print geometry but produces a distinct atmospheric character, from the warm, saturated palette of Palm Springs to the graphic contrast of the white-ground options.
What materials is the Wrongwoods Table made from?
The table is constructed from plywood and timber, finished with paint and a clear lacquer topcoat. The lacquer protects the printed surface while preserving its visual depth, and the plywood construction keeps the form honest and lightweight relative to its visual presence.
Is the Wrongwoods Table considered a collectible design piece?
The Wrongwoods collection occupies a position between production furniture and limited art object. Richard Woods's block-print practice has been exhibited in major galleries and institutions, and the collaboration with Sebastian Wrong through Established & Sons brings that artistic context into a functional dining format, giving the table a provenance that extends beyond conventional furniture production.
