This set mixes three materials that rarely meet in a hot pot room: woven cane, polished chrome and walnut. The result looks closer to a modern bistro than a canteen, which suits hot pot concepts aiming at a date-night crowd.
What is in the picture
- Table: black heat-safe top in a walnut frame, with a rectangular well sized for a divided (yin-yang) pot, on a walnut cabinet base
- Booth: cream upholstered back and black seat in a walnut shell; a cane-panel screen rises behind the back and carries a planter, so the booth doubles as a room divider
- Armchairs: rounded black leather back and seat, curved walnut arms, slim chrome legs
- Side stations: open walnut shelves on black steel frames at the booth ends, for spare bowls and plates
The cane screen gives each bay privacy without a solid wall, and it lets extraction air move across the room.
Construction: hardwood frame, glued and screwed; contract vinyl or leather; steel chair frame with chrome finish; heat-zone top in compact laminate or sintered stone with a ventilated base.
Options: with or without the screen and planter, upholstery colours, round or rectangular well, chair frame finish.
