Additional Features

• Glass bulbs stacked between metal bands give the base a segmented rhythm, so the table holds the eye even when nothing is set on it.
• The silhouette takes its cue from Danish mid-century glassware, Jacob E. Bang's designs for Holmegaard in particular, giving it a real design lineage.
• A round marble top provides a cool, wipeable landing spot for a glass, a candle, or a small stack of coasters.
• The glass is molded into distinct bulbs rather than a straight post, so the base pulls in where a hand reaches past it and swells where it needs mass.
• Marble is natural stone, so veining shifts from table to table and no two tops repeat.