White stone with a streak of drama: deep plum and grey veins run through the top like a brushstroke, with warm yellow undertones near the surface. The pattern is bold enough to be a feature, but the white ground keeps it fresh in a daytime cafe.
A thin champagne-brass band edges the top. Underneath, four chunky legs in light oak carry the weight, each with a metal strip down the outer face that echoes the edge band. The pale oak softens the stone and works with plain timber chairs and cane.
Where it works. Cafes with pale wood or plaster interiors, brunch restaurants, concept-store cafes, hotel breakfast areas.
Height and size. 29½ in (75 cm) high; 47¼ × 23⅝ in (120 × 60 cm) seats four comfortably. Standard dining height, so it works with ordinary cafe chairs.
Care. Sintered stone does not absorb coffee, juice or oil; wipe with a damp cloth. Oak can be re-oiled or refinished over time.
Options. Other sizes, other slab patterns, edge colors and timber tones are available on request.
