Bronze Metal Drum Accent Table
19"W x 19"D x 18"H
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Bronze Metal Drum Accent Table
Bronze Cast Aluminum Accent Table with Rounded Drum Form | 18 Inch | Accent Table
The form is unusual enough to describe plainly: a cast aluminum drum, rounded and slightly flattened at the top, tapering toward three small splayed feet at the base. Not a table disguised as sculpture -- it is openly sculptural, the functional surface incidental to the object's primary purpose, which is to occupy a corner or a seating position with material weight and character. The dark bronze patina reads as warm and rich, sitting closer to dark amber than to cool chrome or brushed silver -- a metallic that has been treated to look earned rather than fresh.
At the living room seating position the piece reads as a collected object placed to hold a glass -- its round drum form low at 18 inches, appropriate beside a lounge chair or a low daybed. In morning directional light the bronze surface develops a warm highlight at the top face and shifts to shadow at the lower body curve, the form reading with three-dimensional sculptural clarity rather than flat against the surrounding materials. The three small feet lift the base off the floor plane by a fraction, the splayed stance contributing stability while the gap below makes the drum read as placed rather than planted.
The bronze patina is an outdoor-capable aluminum casting -- the material handles environmental conditions without the maintenance demands of real bronze or raw iron. The practical trade-off at 19 by 19 inches: the surface is genuinely modest in area, placing this firmly in the accent-table category rather than the functional side-table category. One drink, one book, one object. The mistake is placing this at a primary seating position and expecting conventional side table service from a form whose real purpose is material presence and sculptural weight. Used correctly -- as the room's collected dark-bronze object at the seating edge -- it contributes what no standard side table can.
- Dimensions: 19W x 19D x 18H inches
- Weight: 32.8 lbs
- Cast aluminum -- bronze patina finish
- Accent table -- rounded drum form -- three splayed feet -- bronze aluminum
19"W x 19"D x 18"H
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In 1986 he opened his first store in Vancouver. Walking the trade shows, he kept noticing the same thing: most furniture looked identical. So he started hunting for pieces with something to say. Antiques. Flea-market finds. Objects with texture and history. More stores followed, and in 1999 he moved decisively into wholesale.
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