In 1883 Claude Monet settled in the Normandy Municipality called Giverny. He had already become famous by that time and was working on designing a Japanese garden around the pond. Quite often the surrounding landscapes became the plot for Monet’s later works. The shape of the 49° — 1° VERNON steel table resembles a water lily from his garden. With its simple design and mobility, the object can easily become a part of home interior, decorate the lounge area of the office or a «speak-easy» bar. The item goes well with 38° — 175° TAUPO and 48° — 2° PARIS armchairs, also with 34° — 136° AGO sofa.