Built around a pair of hand-worked, pierced fin legs that carry the top like architecture. Sculptural from every angle, the legs are the structural story — a muted, architectural interpretation of art deco heritage, with the grandeur restrained and the craftsmanship left visible. The top rests cleanly on them. Each top is built from a two-ply solid wood veneer — a construction choice made as much for sustainability as for craftsmanship. Only a thin layer of real hardwood is needed to capture the same rich grain character found in natural wood planks, conserving precious hardwood resources with every table we build. The core beneath is crafted from reclaimed material left over from the milling process, material that would otherwise go to waste. That engineered core also gives the top a stability solid wood can't match on its own, resisting the cupping, warping, and cracking that comes with seasonal humidity swings. The visible surface is then expertly finished for resistance to everyday stains and wear, so it holds up beautifully even after decades of dining. Sized for six or eight diners. Sits comfortably with Canyon or Alma dining chairs; the darker tone makes it an especially strong pairing with warmer, lighter upholstery — Oat Bouclé, Flax Linen, cognac velvet.
