Amelia Bronze and Glass Round Side Table

The Amelia — a sculptural cast bronze frame with hammered surfaces and arched legs, supporting a darkly smoked round glass top with subtle hand-poured ripples — the side table where every surface is deliberately imperfect.

The Amelia brings a side table built around two materials that most modern furniture polishes smooth — cast metal that keeps the texture of the foundry, and tinted glass that keeps the irregularity of the pour. The frame is finished in an antiqued bronze with visible hammered and cast detail across every surface, the kind of variation that catches light differently from every angle and reads more as a sculptural object than as functional hardware. The amber smoked glass top picks up the same warmth and adds another layer of imperfection on top — fine organic ripples running across the surface like the inside of an old pane.

What sets it apart

The detail that makes it different

The architectural silhouette is what lifts the Amelia above generic metal-and-glass occasional tables — two flat strap legs form a generous arched cutout at the front, intersected by a perpendicular stretcher that reads as a clean cross from above. The proportions quote contemporary architectural language — the warm-modernist arches that have run through high-end interiors over the past decade — but at the small scale of a piece of furniture rather than a building. Slim enough to slide alongside an armchair, deep enough in finish to anchor a space rather than disappear into it, the Amelia works as the table beside the reading chair, the drinks rest beside the sofa, or as a sculptural pair flanking a bed.