A console table from Four Hands that sets a solid marble top over sungkai, a pale, fine-grained hardwood. The legs are softened pedestals with an oval profile, and a fixed lower shelf spans the space between them. The frame is joined with mortise and tenon, and the marble is cut thick enough to read as a slab rather than a panel.
The sand-toned stone and the light, warm wood sit close together in color, so the table reads as one quiet mass with a change in texture. The rounded legs borrow from mid-century and Italian modern pedestal forms, which keeps a long piece from feeling heavy or boxy. Marble is a natural material, so veining and tone will differ from one table to the next.
Put it behind a sofa, along an entry wall, or in a long hallway where a lamp, a mirror, and a few stacked books can sit on top. The open shelf below takes baskets, trays, or a row of larger art books, and the table has no doors or drawers to interrupt its line. It is a substantial piece, so it is best placed where it will stay.
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