The Foundry Bistro Two-Top is the single-pedestal partner to the twin bistro table: a square charcoal-top two-top on one black cast-iron column that splits into four scrolled feet.
Four feet give a wider effective footprint than a small round disc of the same weight, which is why the classic bistro base stays steady under small square tops. The feet reach close to the top's corners, so the table resists tipping when somebody leans on an edge, while the slim column leaves plenty of room for knees.
The charcoal top is set inside a timber band with eased corners; the default surface is sintered stone, with high-pressure laminate available. The darker surface is a natural fit for coffee, wine and dessert service, where light tops show every ring.
Two variants are drawn: one with a turned single column, and one with a more open, multi-rod column with a gathered waist that suits Art Nouveau and Parisian interiors. Both are powder coated black and fitted with glides. The square two-top is typically 24 or 28 in; a counter-height version is available.
