120cm Industrial Coffee Table with Irregular Top, Rustic Wood Effect & Black Frame

Features

• 1. An Irregular Top, Not Another Rectangle The top is cut to an irregular, asymmetric shape rather than a plain rectangle, so the table reads as a found piece rather than flat-pack furniture. The wavy edge softens a squared-off living room, and it suits industrial, rustic and modern schemes without having to match anything.
• 2. A 4cm Top With a Rustic Wood-Grain Finish The tabletop is 4cm thick with a textured rustic wood-grain finish — deep brown with the grain left visible, so it has the look of reclaimed timber without the weight or the upkeep. Set against a black metal frame, the contrast is what carries the industrial look.
• 3. A Black Steel Frame That Leaves the Floor Open Two black trapezoidal frames carry the top and leave the space beneath completely open — which is why a robot vacuum passes underneath without being lifted. Nothing is boxed in, nothing collects dust in a corner, and the table stays easy to clean around.
• 4. 120 × 60cm, and 15 Minutes to Build At 120 × 60cm and 45cm high, it sits at the right height for a sofa and still leaves room to walk around in a smaller living room. One person can assemble it in about 15 minutes — so it is usable the same evening it arrives.