Two finishes stacked on one column is the idea behind the ST-302. The top is a beige limestone-look sintered stone with a fine, even grain, framed by a matte champagne edge band. The base begins with a tapered upper column in a muted grey-green, drops onto a champagne metal sleeve with a small stepped ring, and stands on a round champagne metal disc.
Why designers pick it. The upper column takes a colour from the room: the green shown sits well beside sage velvet or dark timber, and it can be matched to a paint or fabric sample. The metal sleeve and disc repeat the edge band, so the table reads as a single piece even though it carries three finishes.
Schedule lines. Top: limestone-look sintered stone, beige. Edge: matte champagne. Base: tapered column (finish to sample) over a champagne metal sleeve and disc.
Construction. Slab on a steel sub-frame, edge band fitted flush; a weighted disc foot keeps the table stable on a single column, with levelling glides below. Disc diameter is drawn against the seating position so chairs can be pulled in.
Where it works. Wine bars, hotel restaurants, brasseries and lounges where the table is seen from above as well as from the side.
