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Rare 1970’s Origami Dining Table by Don S. Shoemaker in Blue

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$8,500.00 $15,995.00
Daniela M.

I honestly thought this statement chair would look stunning in photos but feel flimsy in person. What a pleasant surprise! The curves and build quality are exceptionally solid, and the fabric finish is gorgeous without being overwhelming. Worth every penny for our living room setup.

Valentina R.

I hesitated for weeks before ordering because I was worried about shipping damage or color matching. It arrived impeccably packaged, completely secure, and looks even better than the catalog shots. Everyone who visits asks where we got it.

María G.

Finding accent furniture that balances unique modern design with actual everyday durability is so rare. This chair completely transformed our space. Sturdy materials, premium finish, and super easy to style. Absolutely love it!

Delivery

Get it between Monday, November 02 and Monday, November 09.

Product Information

Style No. VIN050426-VT-050426  — This item is Vintage!

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DESCRIPTION

Rare 1970’s Origami Dining Table by Don S. Shoemaker in Blue

Don Shoemaker, an American furniture designer, was born in Nebraska and raised in a well-established family. He studied at the Art Institute of Chicago during the 1930s, developing a strong foundation in art and design. In the late 1940s, after getting married, he traveled to Mexico on his honeymoon—a trip that would ultimately shape the course of his life and career. Captivated by the country’s landscape and culture, Shoemaker relocated there with his wife not long after. They settled in Santa María de Guido, a small town overlooking Morelia in Michoacán.

Surrounded by Mexico’s rich natural resources, he became particularly inspired by the region’s tropical hardwoods. This influence led him to begin crafting furniture using locally sourced materials. What started as a modest workshop in the late 1950s evolved into Señal S.A., a thriving operation that eventually employed over a hundred skilled artisans.

Shoemaker became an important figure in the local community, both economically and culturally, as his business contributed to the area’s growth and prosperity. He was also known for his generosity and kind spirit.

The furniture produced under Shoemaker’s direction at Señal S.A. blended modern design with traditional Mexican craftsmanship. Drawing inspiration from vernacular woodworking techniques, his pieces—often made from cocobolo and other fine woods—gained a reputation for their quality and beauty. His work was distributed internationally, appearing in showrooms across cities such as Chicago, Los Angeles, Houston, and throughout Mexico. His designs were especially popular among affluent clients, many of whom furnished entire homes with his collections.

Shoemaker and his wife, Barbara, embraced a lifestyle closely connected to nature, cultivating rare plants and maintaining a greenhouse.

At PAD 6/1/26

CONDITION
Good Vintage Condition, As found, See Photos for markings

DIMENSIONS


95”W x 52”D x 31”H

 

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