High-floor private dining rooms with glass walls and grey stone call for restraint. This set uses brushed steel, grey stone and black timber, and nothing else.
Table. A grey veined marble-look top sits in a slim steel edge band. The lazy Susan is the same stone. The pedestal is made of curved steel-clad panels that splay out at the floor, giving the table a sculptural base that reflects the room rather than competing with the view.
Armchair. A black wood frame with angled legs, a straight lower stretcher and a curved top rail that forms the arms. Inside it, a padded grey leather seat and a separate rounded back pad float on the frame. A wrapped leather strap joins each arm to the rear post, a small detail that softens the junction.
- Standard tables seat ten to fourteen
- Steel in brushed stainless, champagne or gunmetal PVD
- Leather or contract vinyl; COL accepted
- Frame in black, walnut or natural oak
The armchair is also used on its own in executive lounges and meeting rooms.
