White stone with thin, branching gold-copper veins, bound in a light bronze edge: the Smoked Flute Column Table keeps the top bright and lets the base take the colour. The veining reads like fine thread, so it holds up as a pattern without competing with the plates.
The column is a square, vertically fluted timber post stained to a smoky brown, standing on a flat bronze plate. The flutes catch side light and add rhythm at eye level, which is a way of getting texture into a minimal table. A square column keeps the legroom clear on every side, so two guests can sit on any of the four sides.
Use it in grill rooms, hotel restaurants and any space with wood panelling that you would like the tables to echo. The fluting depth, timber tone and plate finish are open to adjustment, as are top size and edge colour.
Dining height is 29½ in (75 cm) on a 23⅝ in (60 cm) square top, enough for two settings, and it can be sized up to suit your plan. Slab, edge colour and base finish are all made to order.
