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Painted aluminium foil and glass
Directly informed by imagery of an algae bloom, the table’s iridescent, green, swirling surface is the result of delicate hand-painted layers of colour. An aluminium foil gilding applied underneath reflects the pigment and pattern, adding a multi-dimensional depth that alters depending on perspective.
European oak
European oak is a slow growing hardwood native tree to Europe. It has a golden to light brown colouring with a variety of grain patterns. Oak is very hard, durable wood and gets darker and richer with age. We use a protective white oil finish to allow the timber to age gracefully without heavy discolouration and withstand daily spillage.
European oak can display a variety of characteristics from straight grain to large swirling crown cut grain Medullary rays, small 'Cats paw' knots all of which are an intrinsic and natural part of the grain pattern.
Black American walnut
Black American walnut is a slow growing deciduous tree native to north America and Canada. It is a hardwood prized for its dark brown, purplish hue with a sometimes swirling grain, it can display many unique characteristics, such as knots and variations in depth of tone. Walnut will get lighter with age becoming more honeyed over time. We use a protective clear oil finish which enables the timber to age gracefully without heavy discolouration and withstand daily spillage.Finish- clear oil. We use a clear satin hard-wax oil that enriches the colour of the timber.
Glass
Glass is a versatile material that requires some low-level maintenance to ensure it stays protected and looking its best.
Day to day cleaning:
• Wipe clean with a non-abrasive cloth, then vacuum to remove any settled dust.
• For any spills, use a damp, soft cloth with a mild glass cleaner.
Do not:
• Place hot or cold items directly onto the table.
• Place heavy items directly onto the table.
