Papillon Console made in solid Bronze

TOM FAULKNER LIMITED

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This bronze edition of the Papillon console table may be made to sit at the edges of a room but it s certainly got the air of a centrepiece. The lightness of its form combined with the gravitas of its material creates an intriguing interplay. Bronze is a distinctive material which opens up a world of options when it comes to patination. Here we ve created an Autumn patina by hand to produce characterful variations across the console s surfaces. It pairs beautifully with an Eramosa marble top, tying into its eddies of deep, earthy tones. The frame s polished edges introduce an eye-catching glim

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