The Jade Lantern Table starts with its top: a translucent jade-green stone pattern, cloudy white at the veining and clear mint where the slab runs deep. A thin black titanium band wraps the edge, which frames the colour like a passe-partout and keeps the corners tougher than bare slab.
Underneath, a cage of slim black arched bars rises from a round plate and meets the top in a ring, the way a paper lantern is ribbed. The cage lets light and sightlines through the base, so a dense two-top row does not read as a wall of pedestals, and the round plate gives a stable footing for the square top.
Use it where one colour should carry a room: a tea lounge, a hotel breakfast room or a cocktail restaurant with green glass and brass. The jade is a strong choice, so most buyers pair it with a quieter slab on the neighbouring tables. Other slab colours and edge finishes are available to order.
Square 23⅝ × 23⅝ in (60 × 60 cm) at 29½ in (75 cm) high is dining height: two covers with room for plates, glasses and a shared dish, and two tables push together for four. Other sizes and round tops are made to order.
