Natural oak, a full-height fluted pedestal base, a smooth round top — the Salisbury in its warmest, most versatile finish, at home in the most minimal room or the most layered one.

The natural oak Salisbury is the more quietly confident of the two colourways — where the blackened version makes a bold contrast statement, this one brings the fluted pedestal's sculptural quality in a warm, sandy greige tone that works with an almost unlimited range of interiors. The pale oak finish sits in the territory between natural timber and a whitewash — warm rather than cool, present rather than stark — and in the images it reads as precisely the right tone for a room furnished in linen, boucle, plaster and ceramic. The full-height fluted pedestal column running from the wide round top down to the broad circular base gives the table its remarkable sculptural presence at 75cm diameter.

What sets it apart

The detail that makes it different

The fluted pedestal is the Salisbury's defining quality in either colourway — the vertical channels running the full height of the column catch light differently as you move around the table, creating a surface that has genuine three-dimensional depth and visual complexity in a way that a plain-sided pedestal cannot achieve. In natural oak the fluting is especially effective — the channels create alternating light and shadow across the warm grain of the wood, giving the pedestal a warmth and tactile quality that the blackened version trades for drama. The smooth round top above it provides the deliberate contrast of a flat, calm surface after the vertical movement of the fluted column beneath.