This set is built around warm, mid-tone wood and one colour of leather, so a long hot pot room reads calm even when every table is steaming.
Pieces in the set
- Hot pot table: grey stone-look top set into a walnut frame, one round stainless burner well in the centre, on a closed walnut box pedestal with a dark plinth
- Booth: tan leather seat and upholstered back panel above a row of vertical wood slats, on splayed A-frame legs that leave the floor open underneath
- Armchairs: walnut frames with woven cane backs, open arms and tan leather seats
The open A-leg base is the detail that matters for operators: staff can mop straight under the booth, and in a wall run the booths sit back-to-back against slatted dividers without a solid plinth trapping spilled broth. The overhead view shows the layout we usually propose: booths along one side, chairs on the aisle side, a four-top per bay.
Construction: hardwood frames, glued and screwed; commercial leather or vinyl over high-resilience foam; heat-zone top in sintered stone or compact laminate; ventilated pedestal with an access panel for the induction unit.
Options: booth length per bay, leather colour, table size, single or twin wells, cane or upholstered chair backs.
