This round table uses a turned walnut-tone pedestal instead of a drum. It is lighter visually and leaves more foot space around the base, which suits curved booths where guests slide around the table.
Construction
- Dark heat-zone top with a thin wood edge and center cutout
- Walnut-tone pedestal column with the burner housed directly below the top
- Wide base plate for stability when guests lean to reach the pot
- Cable down the column to a floor exit
In the images, the table sits within an oxblood curved booth with red and black upholstered chairs on the open side, and a round-table version is shown in an open room with a corner booth and cane chairs. Both layouts let one table seat four to six.
Options: 39-55 in (100-140 cm) diameter, top color, column finish, matching curved or straight booth, chairs.
A pedestal column carries less visual weight than a drum, so a row of these tables keeps an open floor feeling light even when every seat is taken.
