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Product Description
OUTDOOR CONCRETE SIDE TABLES
Two Pyramids Meeting at a Point
One pyramid stands on its base, another sits inverted on top of it, and the two meet at a single narrow point in the middle. The upper one is rotated so its corners fall over the lower one flat faces.
That rotation is what makes it work. Two pyramids aligned would read as a simple hourglass. Turned against each other, the silhouette changes as you walk around it and no two views are the same.
The finish is golden yellow with timber grain worked across every face, including concentric rings where the wood would have been cut. Warm rather than industrial, which is unusual for a concrete piece.
19.6 in.Height
RotatedTwin Pyramids
ConcreteFaux Timber
GoldenWarm Finish
What Makes This Piece Different
- The rotation, which is a real design decision. Stack two pyramids in line and you have an hourglass, a shape everyone has seen. Rotate the upper one so its corners sit over the lower one faces and the outline shifts as you move around it. That is why this holds attention in a room where a plain cylinder would not, and it costs nothing extra to look at.
- Warm gold rather than gray. Timber grain worked across every face in a golden tone, with concentric rings where a log would have been cut. Concrete furniture is nearly always cool gray, and this reads as something carved instead.
- A narrow waist and a wide foot. The pinch point in the middle makes the piece look lighter than it is, while the pyramid base gives it a stance that a straight column does not have.
- Indoors or out. Sealed concrete handles weather, and the warm finish suits a living room as readily as a terrace. Few outdoor tables are welcome inside.
Where to put it
Beside a chair, at the end of a sofa, on a terrace or a covered deck. It is a sculptural object first, so give it a little space rather than pushing it against a wall. The rotation only reads when you can walk around it.
Quick Specifications
| Design | Twin pyramids meeting point to point, rotated |
|---|---|
| Material | Concrete |
| Finish | Golden faux timber grain, sealed |
| Height | 19.6 in. |
| Use | Side table, stool or sculpture |
| Assembly | One piece, no assembly |
| Placement | Indoor or outdoor |
Setup, Care, and Warranty
Placement
One piece, nothing to assemble. Set it on level ground or flooring so the top sits true.
Leave space to walk around it. The rotated form is the design and it needs to be seen from more than one side.
Indoor use
Use felt pads under it on hard flooring. Concrete is heavier than it looks and will mark a polished floor if dragged.
Keeping the finish warm
Wipe with a soft cloth. Outdoors, unbroken sun over years will lighten the gold, so a partly shaded position holds it longer.
Winter
Sealed concrete stays outside year round. Keep it off ground that holds standing water.
3-year warranty
This product includes a 3-year warranty against cracking. Coverage, claim requirements and required documents are subject to the warranty policy that applies at the time of purchase. Keep your order confirmation and contact customer support with your order details if service is needed.
Questions Before You Choose
How does it compare to the round pedestal table?
That one is two cones meeting in a smooth gray finish, symmetrical from every angle. This one is angular, rotated, and finished in warm gold timber grain. One is quiet and one has a shape you notice.
Is it real wood?
No, concrete with a timber grain finish worked across the faces. Real wood at this shape and size would be extremely heavy and would not last outdoors.
Can you sit on it?
At 19.6 inches it is table height rather than stool height, and the top is small. It works better as a table or a plant stand than as a seat.
Does it work indoors?
Yes, and the warm gold finish is why. Use pads under it on hard flooring.