I have this feeling like the '80s were the time to be doing this. ISTR lots of sleek high end non-traditional pool tables showing up in the life-style magazines. One white stone on an arch with clear balls and maybe lt. blue felt...
And here's the same shape in stainless steel (I think I like the stone better). But this is a "custom designed" site. In case you've not run across them, I'll post links.
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These people have a couple arch designs, one ... "amazing" bit of Victorian abundance and the GW Kling has a not 'modern' but contemporary arts&crafts revival / high end small furniture maker feel; with internal pockets and no fringe, I'd like it.
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Dracula plays this deck, yo -
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Olhausen has some uninspired boxy options and an arch (I guess the arch is a cliche now) -
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and a terrif John Deere option -
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This one's totally custom but i HAD to include it -
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This one's pretty and has nice pointy corners -
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Exactly what you need if it exactly matches your decor -
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These people have a lot of ugly things and the prices are in pounds. Their Black Ash Slimline might do. The Mirage grabs me a little wrong but it's the right kind of idea maybe. -
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Here's this again, though I'm not sure sixteen Gs is what I'd pay for a pool table. But then, if I had the money and Cannes was chilly this season ;-) -
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Ooo, the heavy metal table is more! -
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And there's a link to a video that mayn't help you find the maker of this kitchen device -
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Don't ping pong tables just look like... ping pong tables?
A modern piano will say "Korg" on top. ;-)