Walnut and white stone is a familiar pairing, but the Reeded Twin-Pillar gives it texture. The top is bright white with a web of copper-brown veining, trimmed with a light bronze band. Underneath, two oval pillars are carved with fine vertical flutes in walnut and stand on slim bronze foot plates.
The reeding catches light along its length and makes the base feel crafted rather than machined. The oval section is wide at the sides and narrow at the ends, so the table stays visually slender even though each pillar is substantial. The bronze foot plates protect the timber from mops.
Construction
- Sintered-stone top, white with copper-brown veining
- Light bronze metal edge band
- Two walnut oval pillars with vertical fluting
- Bronze foot plates with glides
It suits a warm, residential-feeling hotel restaurant or a members' lounge where timber is already used on walls and joinery. Walnut tone and stain can be matched to existing millwork.
