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The Fairford — a round limed oak top, a turned pedestal column, four curved cabriole legs with pad feet — a classic English occasional table form in its freshest, palest finish.
The Fairford takes one of furniture making's most enduring and graceful forms — the pedestal side table with cabriole legs — and renders it in a cerused oak finish that gives the whole piece a fresh, pale character perfectly suited to a contemporary English interior. The single turned column rising from four curved outswept legs gives the table an openness and visual lightness at the base that four-legged alternatives cannot achieve, making it far easier to position beside a sofa or armchair without fighting for floor space. The white limed into the open oak grain preserves every line of the turned column and the sweep of the cabriole legs while sitting in the palest, warmest territory of neutral.
What sets it apart
The detail that makes it different
The turned column is the craftsmanship detail that gives the Fairford its character — the bulbous knop at the top of the column transitioning to a tapered shaft before opening into the four-legged base is a turning that requires skill and care, and the result is a column that is visually interesting along its full height rather than a plain straight post. The cerused finish reveals the oak grain clearly across both the round top and the column, giving the Fairford an organic warmth that a painted or plain-lacquered finish would eliminate. At 65cm tall and 50cm wide it is correctly proportioned for a sofa side or beside an armchair.
