That item has been discontinued, but here are similar options.
The Billy Moon Collection brings together home decor by Billy Moon, the home furnishings designer who introduced an accessory line at Uttermost: side tables, consoles, mirrors and wall art that keep their weight low, with limestone tops at chair height and antiqued gold leaf taking lamplight on a dark wall. The finishes look settled rather than new, which lets them sit in a room without announcing themselves.
Billy Moon Home Decor Keeps Its Weight Low
Most of the Billy Moon Collection at AURA puts its mass in natural limestone, aged walnut or metal with a patina already on it, and keeps that mass below eye level or flat on the wall. None of them needs to be the tallest thing in the room. The group leans Organic Modern, with a Dark Academia streak in the gold and bronze.
Limestone Side Tables on Geometric Wood Bases
The 22-inch square end table sets a natural limestone top on a geometric wood base, and a 22-inch round version does the same. In daylight the stone reads cool and pale. Under a lamp it warms toward chalk. Put one of these limestone side tables beside a dark leather chair and the tonal contrast does the work a larger statement piece would. Check heights first. The square table stands 26 inches and the round one 24.5, and a top within an inch or two of your chair arm is the one you will actually reach for.
Who Is Billy Moon, the Uttermost Accessories Designer
Billy Moon started out as a sales rep in West Texas. In 1986 he began designing pottery and mixed media in Ajijic, Mexico, a line called the Moon Collection, and later designed lamps in China and founded MoonStyle. He introduced an accessory line at Uttermost, whose catalogs name him in 2013 and 2015 and again in 2019.
His test for a design is commercial: build it to a price, then ask whether it will sell. It is a salesman's question rather than a gallery's.
Billy Moon Mirrors and Gold Leaf Wall Art
Antiqued gold leaf gives back a lower, warmer light than bright brass, which suits a dark wall. The 36-inch round beveled mirror carries that finish with a metal tube frame. The wall art is heavier: bronze and gold leaf over iron, 40 inches wide and just over five feet tall, enough to hold the wall above a console without help. Keep both off a stark white wall in full sun, where antiqued gold looks thin, and give them paint and some shadow. In a room that already holds Carolyn Kinder home decor, let one designer lead and give the other a single wall.
Billy Moon Console and Coffee Tables
Shallow Console Tables in Limestone and Mahogany
Both consoles are shallow: 14 inches deep for the 41-inch ivory limestone top on its geometric base, 12 inches for the 60-inch mahogany in a light oatmeal wash on an iron frame. These shallow console tables fit a hallway or the back of a sofa where a deeper piece would crowd the path.
Round and Nesting Coffee Tables
The 42-inch round coffee table is mango wood in an aged walnut finish, dark enough to recede at night. The nesting pair adds texture instead, with gray burlap tops over black wood bases. Bringing in a piece of Osvaldo Mendoza furniture keeps the room from reading as one designer's set.
Smaller Billy Moon Accessories in Stone and Metal
The candle holders put an antique brass finish on white marble bases, and a brushed black circular sculpture stands on white stone. Both set darker metal over pale stone, which gives a shelf a steady footing.
Where a Billy Moon Room Starts
Start with one stone-topped table beside the chair you use most. It carries a lot of weight on very little floor, and the rest of the room can take its cue from that pale top and geometric base.