The Villa & House Prism Round Side Table is a true gem that combines glamour with an industrial touch, reminiscent of the 1920s Art Deco era. Its elemental finishes make it sparkle, creating a striking presence in any space. The side table is both delicate and sturdy. It features an open geometric base crafted from sleek iron beams with a luxurious gold leaf finish. This base provides a strong yet elegant foundation for the table. The top is a remarkable piece of rounded thick-cast glass, handcrafted to show off an effervescent reflection of trapped air inside. Each individually made table has unique surface variations, ensuring you get a one-of-a-kind design. Place this Prism side table in minimalist spaces as a stylish drinks table or incorporate it into more lavish decor setups. Despite its relatively small size, it makes a big impact. The table comes with clear lacquered metal, adding to its durability. Its hand-cast thick glass top is not only beautiful but also a sign of its artisanal quality. With dimensions of 10.5” Dia x 20.5” H, a 4.5' space between legs, and an 18” distance from the floor to the bottom, it's a well-proportioned piece. The beams are made of iron, and the top is glass. Please note that this item is non-returnable due to its oversized nature. However, if there are any damages or defects, we'll happily provide a replacement.
Using the Villa & House Prism Round Side Table is easy. You can place it in a living room, bedroom, or any other space where you need a stylish surface. It's perfect for holding drinks, books, or small decorative items. When it comes to maintenance, use a soft, dry cloth to wipe the glass top and the metal base regularly. Avoid using abrasive cleaners as they can scratch the gold leaf finish or the glass. If there are any spills on the glass, clean them up immediately to prevent stains. Since the table is non-returnable and oversized, handle it with care during moving to avoid any damages. If you notice any issues with the table, contact us right away for a replacement.
