Bramley House

BH | Studio Kotor High-Gloss Dining Table

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$1,019.00
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$1,019.00
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Color: White
House Note · About this piece

The crossed X-frame is one of furniture's oldest supports: Roman magistrates sat on X-framed stools, and Regency makers revived the shape for tables and benches. Rendered in polished metal, it gives a table a light, glamorous stance.

This long table has a thick top of engineered wood finished in a glossy white laminate that reflects the light like lacquer and wipes clean easily. It stands on two X-shaped legs of polished gold-tone stainless steel, set at the ends so the space beneath stays open and airy, with room along each side for chairs and knees. It comfortably seats six, and felt pads protect the floor.

Set it in a modern dining room with a sculptural chandelier above and velvet chairs all round, seating six for dinner parties. In a home office it makes a striking desk or conference table, with room for a laptop, a lamp and a small team around it. White and gold look crisp against dark walls, glamorous with emerald velvet and a vase of calla lilies.

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Kotor High-Gloss Dining Table in White, front view. Engineered wood top with high-gloss white laminate in White.
Kotor High-Gloss Dining Table in White, three-quarter view showing the full profile.
Kotor High-Gloss Dining Table in White, side view showing the depth.
Kotor High-Gloss Dining Table in White, front view. Engineered wood top with high-gloss white laminate in White.
Kotor High-Gloss Dining Table in White, three-quarter view showing the full profile.
Kotor High-Gloss Dining Table in White, side view showing the depth.
Kotor High-Gloss Dining Table in White, front view. Engineered wood top with high-gloss white laminate in White.
Kotor High-Gloss Dining Table in White, three-quarter view showing the full profile.
Kotor High-Gloss Dining Table in White, side view showing the depth.
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