Phoenix Oval Dining Table

TOM FAULKNER LIMITED

£4930

Phoenix takes its cues from Italian metal and glass furniture of the 70’s. Tom echoes the sharp lines and refined elegance of the time with tapered bronze spears that converge in a central intersection before splaying back out to support the tabletop. It’s a graceful, minimalist dining table that can be tailored to any home. The base can also be made in steel and completed in a range of finishes for a personal feel. Our latest edition of the Phoenix dining table has an oval top, necessitating four legs rather than the original three used to make the round version. Phoenix takes its cues from I

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