Pattern does the decorating here. A woven geometric fabric in black, yellow and white wraps the booth back and repeats as a narrow band across each chair's top rail, so a room of plain walnut furniture gets a clear identity without extra fit-out.
The pieces
- Hot pot table: dark stone-look top framed in walnut with a round stainless well, on a square walnut column over a black steel floor plate
- Booth: walnut frame on four legs with a low stretcher, grey seat cushion, patterned upholstered back panel set into a solid wood back
- Chairs: walnut frame with a split back, ivory leather seat and a patterned band across the curved top rail
The column pedestal leaves more knee room than a full cabinet, and the steel plate keeps the table stable when a full pot is lifted on and off. Raised booth legs make the floor under the seat easy to clean.
The white-background views show each piece on its own; the dining room shots show facing booths in pairs along a window wall.
Options: any patterned or plain fabric for the back panel (we can run your own textile if it is a contract-grade weave), seat colour, stain, table size, well size.
