Four thick columns, one pale top: a table with real presence for the lighter corner of a dark taproom. The sintered stone is a soft cream-white with fine travertine-style streaks, set off by a slim warm pewter-grey band around the edge and rounded corners.
Each leg is a heavy half-round column in black-stained timber, with the wood grain visible, and the flat sides face inward so guests have clear knee room. The chunky legs make the table feel very solid, and they sit directly under the corners, which also gives the top good support.
Height and size. 29½ in (75 cm), standard dining height, designed for eating as well as drinking. The 23⅝ in (60 cm) square top suits two; longer 47¼ in (120 cm) versions are available for four.
Where it works. Taprooms with a food focus, bar-restaurants, hotel taverns and cider bars.
Options. Other sizes, slab patterns, edge colors and timber stains are available on request; each table is made to order.
