Most cafe tables are white or wood. This one is the exception: a sintered stone top in streaky grey-green with creamy highlights and a few warm brown lines, like mist hanging in a forest. It gives a small cafe one memorable table without much visual weight.
The top is edged in a thin smoked nickel band, and below it stands a single turned pedestal in the same metal, shaped in a bamboo-joint profile with swelling knuckles, finishing in a wide round disc foot. A single central column leaves the corners free, so guests can sit on any side and chairs tuck in without hitting a leg.
Where it works. Plant-filled cafes, matcha and tea bars, brunch rooms and hotel breakfast areas where a single accent color is wanted.
Height. 29½ in (75 cm) dining height; this is not a bar-height table.
Practical note. A pedestal needs the foot diameter checked against the top size and floor flatness; we confirm both on the shop drawing, and glides are specified for your floor.
Options. Other slab patterns, sizes, round tops, and alternative metal finishes are available on request.
