Monolithic Side Table Pair
Walnut Monolithic Side Table Pair finished in tung oil.
Dimensions: 12” x 14”h
Quietly imposing and unapologetically simple, the Monolithic Side Table Pair channels the primal presence of carved stone and the restraint of minimalist sculpture. Each table is a solid volume—clean, grounded, and unwavering—formed with an architectural clarity that feels both ancient and modern.
The geometry is elemental: blocky silhouettes softened only by the subtle texture of the wood grain and the precision of handcrafted joinery. There are no unnecessary gestures—only mass, proportion, and the honest beauty of material. Together, the pair offers a grounded rhythm, capable of holding space with gravity or supporting objects with humility.
They can live as pedestals, companions to a favorite chair, or sculptural statements in their own right. However they’re used, they offer a sense of permanence in a world that often moves too fast.
Walnut Monolithic Side Table Pair finished in tung oil.
Dimensions: 12” x 14”h
Quietly imposing and unapologetically simple, the Monolithic Side Table Pair channels the primal presence of carved stone and the restraint of minimalist sculpture. Each table is a solid volume—clean, grounded, and unwavering—formed with an architectural clarity that feels both ancient and modern.
The geometry is elemental: blocky silhouettes softened only by the subtle texture of the wood grain and the precision of handcrafted joinery. There are no unnecessary gestures—only mass, proportion, and the honest beauty of material. Together, the pair offers a grounded rhythm, capable of holding space with gravity or supporting objects with humility.
They can live as pedestals, companions to a favorite chair, or sculptural statements in their own right. However they’re used, they offer a sense of permanence in a world that often moves too fast.
Walnut Monolithic Side Table Pair finished in tung oil.
Dimensions: 12” x 14”h
Quietly imposing and unapologetically simple, the Monolithic Side Table Pair channels the primal presence of carved stone and the restraint of minimalist sculpture. Each table is a solid volume—clean, grounded, and unwavering—formed with an architectural clarity that feels both ancient and modern.
The geometry is elemental: blocky silhouettes softened only by the subtle texture of the wood grain and the precision of handcrafted joinery. There are no unnecessary gestures—only mass, proportion, and the honest beauty of material. Together, the pair offers a grounded rhythm, capable of holding space with gravity or supporting objects with humility.
They can live as pedestals, companions to a favorite chair, or sculptural statements in their own right. However they’re used, they offer a sense of permanence in a world that often moves too fast.