This range gives a café or hotel lounge six silhouettes in one walnut-and-oak palette, so a room can mix heights and shapes without looking assembled from different catalogs.
Shapes shown
- Cone pedestal round in plain timber, and the same cone with a travertine-look stone inlay framed by a timber rim.
- Fluted twin-pedestal rectangle: a travertine-look top in a timber frame on two reeded columns, each on a stepped round timber foot.
- Cane-panel square: a timber top on a frame with a woven cane panel and a cross stretcher.
- Tapered plinth square: a travertine-look inlay in a dark timber frame on a wire-brushed, dark-stained tapering block.
- Four-leg square: a softly rounded timber top on angled tapered legs.
Using the range
Cone and plinth bases keep their mass low, which suits small two-tops and lounge heights. The fluted twin version is the four-top of the family. Cane is a natural fiber; it belongs in dry indoor areas, away from heavy wipe-down.
Inlay tops can be sintered stone or a resin-filled travertine-look surface; timber parts are veneer or solid, finished in a commercial lacquer. Heights from coffee table to dining are made to order.
