A soft pale-grey stone with faint cloudy veining, laid flush on a gunmetal apron: the Gunmetal Shoulder Long Table is a calm rectangle for two to four covers. The metal edge reads as a thin dark line around the slab.
Each corner swells into a sculpted shoulder where the apron meets the leg, and the legs taper to a slim ankle. The apron makes the frame rigid, so the table needs no cross-stretcher, and the legs sit close to the corners to leave the long sides clear for seating.
It is a table for hotel dining, members' clubs and restaurants that run mixed two- and four-seat layouts. The same frame is made in bronze and in other finishes on request, and the top can be made longer.
The top measures 47¼ × 23⅝ in (120 × 60 cm) at 29½ in (75 cm) high, which is dining height. It seats two comfortably and up to four when shared, and it can run end to end in a row for banquet and group layouts.
