We were beginning to get worried. We've been eagerly awaiting the newest issue of Blueprint like the impatient subscribers we are, frustrated after seeing the newest issue on newsstands time after time, but not in our mail slot.
Lo and behold, we got our issue today, and we immediately noted this gem of a wing drop leaf table featured in the cover story about Editor-in-chief Sarah Humphreys' small space makeover (great inspiration for the upcoming Smallest Coolest Contest; Sarah lives in a 307 sq. ft. one bedroom apartment).

Only 11.2" wide when folded up, the drop leaf table opens to a spacious 59" wide and 31" deep dining, desk or work table. There's even storage in the middle for whatever you'd like to hide away. This is an extremely tempting purchase, even with the $756 price tag. Time to empty out the penny jar and hope for that raise, because we're smitten with this smart convertible tabletop solution. Thanks Blueprint!

Comments (3)
I can't find either table.
I'm lookin for a drop leaf to use as a work area.
I need console width to fit a flat screen monitor, and a length no longer than 31".
I can buy Ikea legs but can't find a table top.
Does anyone know of an alternative to the table, or where to buy a drop leaf, or have a drop leaf fabricated?
fwiw, it is called NORDEN in canada:
http://www.ikea.com/ca/en/catalog/products/20104718
Does anyone know where I can find the chairs in these photos? They are beautiful!