Part cafe table, part small dining-room table, this one borrows from older furniture without feeling old. The sintered stone top is a warm cream with a gentle limestone texture, set into a walnut border that has a thin bronze inlay line where wood meets stone. The result is a table that looks dressed up but still wipes clean in seconds.
Four turned legs in a brushed brass finish carry the top: each has a ball detail near the apron and a long taper to the floor, ending in a small glide. The slender profile keeps the table light in a room of banquettes and upholstered chairs.
Where it works. Hotel cafes, all-day dining rooms, tea rooms and brunch cafes with an upscale or traditional interior.
Height. 29½ in (75 cm) dining height; the legs sit at the corners, so check chair arm widths when planning tight layouts.
Construction. Sintered stone top bonded into a timber frame; metal legs fixed through the frame with concealed hardware.
Options. Timber stain, leg finish, other sizes and rectangular formats, other slab patterns are available on request.
