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Huxley Side Table - Pure Indigo
£495.00
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Pure Indigo
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This fun statement side table is a twist on traditional bobbin furniture. The finials on top pay homage to the circular forms of the original, while the legs feature blocks...
This fun statement side table is a twist on traditional bobbin furniture. The finials on top pay homage to the circular forms of the original, while the legs feature blocks for a bold reinterpretation. While agonising over the size of the square forms, our designer began stacking her son's building blocks for inspiration - Huxley has since lent his name to the distinctive piece. The mango wood frame is hand finished in a rich blue colour and then rubbed for a tonal effect that reveals its depth, resulting in anything but a flat finish.
- Hand finished for tonal effect
- Made using mango wood
- Product code: A17226-1-10-1560-10
| Width | 45 cm |
| Depth | 45 cm |
| Height | 70 cm |
Hand Finished
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