The ST-304 puts one sculpted move under a very quiet top. The sintered-stone surface is a cream, finely striated travertine look; a fine matte champagne band edges it; and the base is a single light-oak column twisted through a quarter turn, set on a square champagne metal plate with softened corners.
How to write it. Top: travertine-look sintered stone, cream. Edge: fine matte champagne. Base: twisted solid or veneered oak column, natural light finish, on a champagne metal plate. The grain follows the twist, so no two columns show quite the same figure; if the schedule needs an exact tone, specify a stain and approve it on a sample.
Construction. Slab on a steel sub-frame; timber column joined to the plate with a concealed fixing; plate sized to the top so that the table is stable at the corners, and fitted with levelling glides. A lacquer or oil finish can be chosen for the timber depending on the service level of the room.
Where it works. Scandinavian-leaning cafés, bakeries, brunch rooms and hotel breakfast rooms where light timber is already in the palette.
Pairing. It sits comfortably beside oak or ash chairs and pale boucle banquettes; with darker upholstery it provides the lighter note on the plan.
