Column Table
The monolith visual language is achieved by using mild steel tube legs, landing itself perfectly to more organically shaped configurations, where required. Somewhat classical leg style allows a seamless integration into the built environment, as well as, providing ample knee room due to the generous top overhang allowances.
Unique 90/60 joining plates allow for irregular shaped tops to be well supported through the entire area.
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