A pure matte white top with a fine pewter-grey edge makes the Arch Pier Matte White Table the plainest in this group. It is the right choice where the base should be the focus.
Two arch piers in smoked-brown timber stand at the ends of the table, each shaped like a doorway. The arches open the space under the table and echo arcades in architecture. The piers are broad, so stability is good, and the top overhangs them evenly.
Use it in restaurants with arched or plaster interiors, as well as hotel dining and wine rooms. Timber tone, edge and slab can be changed to order. A matte white top shows plates and food clearly, and sintered stone wipes clean with a damp cloth.
At 47¼ × 23⅝ in (120 × 60 cm) and 29½ in (75 cm) high, this is a dining-height table for two to four covers. Lengths and widths can be altered to order, and tables can be lined up for a run.
