Four legs, one on each corner, is still the most stable shape for a table that will be bumped on a Friday night. This one dresses the idea up: a black sintered-stone top veined in white, edged in a smoked bronze band, on four walnut legs that narrow at the knee and flare out at the floor.
The flare stops the legs looking spindly and gives each foot a bigger footprint against sliding. Smoked bronze is a duller, darker tone than the brass in most bars, so it reads as quiet rather than shiny. The legs are set in from the corners, so a chair can sit tight against the table.
Construction
- Sintered-stone top, black with white veining
- Smoked bronze metal edge
- Four solid walnut legs with flared feet
- Concealed levelling feet
It is the straightforward dining table for a bar that serves food: a four-top when two are pushed together, a two-top alone. Order walnut in a stain matching your booth plinths.
