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Castellau Console Table - Natural
£995.00
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Named "Castellau" after the region in Britain where ancient decorative wood carvings have been discovered, this console is testament to the power of a simple structure that lets detail take...
Named "Castellau" after the region in Britain where ancient decorative wood carvings have been discovered, this console is testament to the power of a simple structure that lets detail take centre stage - it's the intricate carved frieze of this piece that makes it such a showstopper. The natural-coloured Castellau Console Table would look equally at home in a rustic-style entryway as it would adding character in a modern scheme.
- Made using mango wood
- Product code: A10117-1-12-1173-10
| Width | 110 cm |
| Depth | 35 cm |
| Height | 82 cm |
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