
Vivan Grooved Mango Wood Coffee Table
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A round coffee table carved from solid mango wood, 75cm across and 45cm high, with fine parallel grooves across the top, a heavier roped band at the edge and a single carved pedestal base. The charcoal finish is sanded back at the ridges so the brown grain shows through. At 45cm it sits just below most sofa seat heights, and the round top with one central foot leaves no corners or legs to catch feet. Each piece is hand-carved, so groove depth and spacing vary from table to table. It suits a seating group on a rug; the same design comes in natural and in a wider Vivan range with a side table, bedside table, chest of drawers and bed.
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This is a round coffee table carved from mango wood and finished in charcoal. The top is grooved all over in fine parallel lines that follow the grain, with a heavier roped band worked around the edge. The charcoal is sanded back at the ridges, so the brown of the wood shows through.
It sits on a single carved pedestal that is narrow where it meets the underside of the top and widens to a broad flat base. The pedestal is grooved vertically. Each table is carved by hand with traditional tools, so the depth and spacing of the grooves vary from table to table. The charcoal is sanded back by hand, which brings the grain up through it.
The table is 75 cm across and 45 cm high, a little below the seat height of most sofas. It has no corners and a single central foot, so chairs can sit on every side with nothing sticking out at floor level. The top holds books, a tray and a pot at once. Mango wood is a by-product of the fruit industry in India.