Pillar Table, Low - Brass
101 Copenhagen blends Danish craftsmanship with Japanese minimalist design, offering timeless, sculptural pieces that elevate any space. Each item reflects refined materials and modern luxury for discerning interiors.
Please note: This is a custom-made order, which requires a slightly longer processing time as the item is not currently stocked in our warehouse.
The Pillar Table, Low - Brass by 101 Copenhagen captures the elegance of the 1930s Art Deco era with a modern, minimalist twist. Designed by Kristian Sofus Hansen and Tommy Hyldahl, this statement table features a slim, paper-thin tabletop atop a bold, voluminous base, crafted from plated metal in a rich brass finish. Its curved form and luxurious material make it suitable for both classic and contemporary spaces, adding sophistication and warmth. Available in two versions, the Pillar Table’s unique design and brass finish create a captivating focal point.
Key Features:
- Art Deco Inspiration: Luxurious brass finish with a sleek, curved design for a timeless aesthetic.
- Sophisticated Metal Crafting: Plated metal finish with a patinated look that exudes warmth and elegance.
- Signature Craftsmanship: Designed by Kristian Sofus Hansen & Tommy Hyldahl for 101 Copenhagen.
Product Details:
- Brand: 101 Copenhagen
- Type: Low Table
- Color/Material: Brass Plated Metal
- Dimensions: L65 x W65 x H41 cm
- Product Weight: 11.8 kg
Care Instructions:
- Cleaning: Dust with a soft, dry cloth to maintain the finish. Avoid household cleaners, particularly acidic products, to protect the surface.
- Maintenance: Metal surfaces should be handled with care. For daily cleaning, a microfiber cloth is recommended. Keep indoors, as exposure to moisture can cause rust or tarnishing.
Metal Details:
Inspired by architectural finishes, the brass plating on the Pillar Table is applied in layers to create a rich, warm patina. The metal surface is hand-brushed and finished with a matte transparent coating, giving it a silky finish that complements its architectural form. Slight variations and marks from the casting process enhance the table’s unique character.
