A demi lune curved front, herringbone inlay drawer, slender turned legs — the Sandringham brings classic British country house elegance to any hallway or living space.
The demi lune — literally half-moon — is one of the most graceful forms in classical furniture design, and the Sandringham executes it with the proportion and lightness the form demands. The curved front creates a silhouette that reads as architectural against a straight wall, the gentle half-circle of the table's face creating a visual softness that a rectangular console cannot achieve. Crafted in Mindi wood and veneer with a warm natural finish, the herringbone inlay across the drawer front adds an artisanal surface detail that references the marquetry traditions of British country house furniture — a pattern that has been beautiful in English interiors for centuries.
What sets it apart
The detail that makes it different
The herringbone inlay on the drawer front is the detail that elevates the Sandringham beyond a plain curved console — the individual strips of veneer laid at alternating 45-degree angles to create the characteristic V-shaped repeat pattern add a depth and handcraft quality to the face of the drawer that is genuinely distinctive. At 100cm wide and 95cm tall the Sandringham stands at the ideal height for a hallway wall or a living room corner — generous enough to take a lamp and a display arrangement on the top surface, practical enough to keep a single drawer's worth of everyday essentials neatly concealed below. The slender turned legs keep the overall silhouette light and elegant despite the table's full-height stance.
