Champagne metal against black stone is the cocktail-bar look in its purest form. The top is black with a network of fine white veins, and a thin champagne band follows the edge. The result is crisp and graphic from any angle, and it lifts the dark room.
Two bases support the top, each made of crossing champagne-finish metal blades in an X section. Seen from the end, the X is clear; from the side, it reads as a pair of thin panels. They sit in from the ends so the table seats four with no knees against metal.
Construction
- Sintered-stone top, black with fine white veining
- Fine champagne metal edge band
- Two cross-section champagne-finish metal bases
- Floor glides
Use it where metal and glass already feature, such as a champagne lounge or a cocktail bar with a mirrored back bar. It gives the food side of the room a proper table at 29½ in (75 cm).
