A square end table from Four Hands, topped with burl veneer laid in a patchwork of matched pieces so the grain shifts direction from one section to the next. The corners are softened, and the sides are faced in thick mahogany veneer in a deep, dark finish. The base is set in beneath the top, which gives the table a generous overhang and a look of hovering just off the floor.
The design is quiet in outline and busy only where it counts. All the pattern lives in the burl, in warm umber tones that read as a close cousin of walnut, so the table sits easily with linen, bouclé, leather or a loud printed upholstery. It belongs to the family of modern, Scandinavian-leaning case pieces, with clean planes and one organic surface to break them up.
Set it at the arm of a sofa or lounge chair, beside a bed, or in an entry where a lamp and a bowl for keys need a home. The top is wide enough for a lamp, a stack of books and a drink, and levelers in the feet let it settle on an uneven floor. Use coasters, since the veneer top will mark under water rings and heat.
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A square end table from Four Hands, topped with burl veneer laid in a patchwork of matched pieces so the grain shifts direction from one section to the next. The corners are softened, and the sides are faced in thick mahogany veneer in a deep, dark finish. The base is set in beneath the top, which gives the table a generous overhang and a look of hovering just off the floor.
The design is quiet in outline and busy only where it counts. All the pattern lives in the burl, in warm umber tones that read as a close cousin of walnut, so the table sits easily with linen, bouclé, leather or a loud printed upholstery. It belongs to the family of modern, Scandinavian-leaning case pieces, with clean planes and one organic surface to break them up.
Set it at the arm of a sofa or lounge chair, beside a bed, or in an entry where a lamp and a bowl for keys need a home. The top is wide enough for a lamp, a stack of books and a drink, and levelers in the feet let it settle on an uneven floor. Use coasters, since the veneer top will mark under water rings and heat.
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