Daley Side Table

Blackened steel frame, glass top, woven rattan lower shelf — the round side table that mixes three materials and lets each one earn its place.

The Daley Side Table is the kind of piece that does real work in a room. A slim blackened steel frame supports a clear glass top and a tightly woven rattan lower shelf, layering three distinct materials into a deliberately quiet silhouette. The glass top keeps the visual weight low — useful next to a sofa or armchair where a solid timber piece would feel intrusive — while the rattan shelf below adds the warmth and tactile texture that pure metal-and-glass tables can lack. A piece that holds its own as an accent without dominating the room around it.

What sets it apart

The detail that makes it different

The mixed-material construction is the Daley's quiet signature — most round side tables in this category are built from a single material, either all-metal industrial, all-rattan boho, or all-timber traditional. The Daley sits in the centre of those categories and borrows from each: the precise architectural lines of blackened steel, the lightness of glass, the natural warmth of woven rattan. The visible woven texture of the lower shelf becomes a quiet design moment in its own right — something to look at when the surface is empty rather than a blank space waiting to be filled — and the open frame keeps the whole piece visually transparent, working well in smaller rooms where solid furniture would crowd the sightlines.