A fine, evenly speckled stone-grey top sits flush over a slim bronze apron on the Bronze Shoulder-Leg Table, and the band of metal reads as the edge. It is the quietest top in the range, a good match for patterned plates and printed menus.
The legs are the story: each corner swells into a curved shoulder where leg meets apron, then tapers to a slim ankle with a small foot. That one detail reads as furniture rather than a utility table, and the apron keeps the frame rigid without any cross-bracing in the knee area. Four legs also make this the easiest base to place in a tight grid.
It works as a dining table in hotel breakfast rooms, club dining and cafe-restaurants that want a furniture-grade look. Leg and apron colour can be changed to order, as can the top size and the slab colour.
At 23⅝ × 23⅝ in (60 × 60 cm) and 29½ in (75 cm) high, it is a two-cover dining table that also pairs into a four-top. Top size, round tops and edge colour are open to order.
