Shown in Bronze finish, Maple Natural color, 30 in size
Shown in Bronze finish, Maple Natural color, 30 in size
Shown in Bronze finish, Maple Natural color, 30 in size, detail view
Shown in Bronze finish, Maple Natural color, 30 in size, detail view
Shown in Bronze finish, Maple Natural color, 30 in size, detail view
Shown in Bronze finish, Maple Grey color, 30 in size, in use
Shown in Bronze finish, Maple Espresso color, 30 in size, in use
Shown in Black finish, Maple Grey color, 60 in size, in use
Shown in Black finish, Maple Grey color, Detail shot
Shown in Black finish, Maple Grey color, Detail shot
Shown in Black finish, Detail shot
Shown in Black finish, Maple Natural color, 42 in size, in use
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Key Features
Slender, graceful, and elegant like a swift-moving gazelle. The Wick Console Table from Hubbardton Forge dashes across one’s walls or furnishings with an unmissable silhouette made by hand. The modern or contemporary home can appreciate the ultra-focused quality of the piece. Artisans start out with a series of steel legs that taper as they reach the floor for a sculptural effect. Adding to this effect is a surface pattern created by the beats of the craftsmen’s hammer. A thick maple wood slab tucks into the edges of the rectangular frame above with razor sharpness. The wood seduces with neutral hues, and grain marks flow from side to side.
Hubbardton Forge, headquartered in Castleton, Vermont, hand-forges simple and elegant metal lighting fixtures and accessories, combining ancient hand-forging techniques with environmentally-sound finishing practices.
Key Features
Slender, graceful, and elegant like a swift-moving gazelle. The Wick Console Table from Hubbardton Forge dashes across one’s walls or furnishings with an unmissable silhouette made by hand. The modern or contemporary home can appreciate the ultra-focused quality of the piece. Artisans start out with a series of steel legs that taper as they reach the floor for a sculptural effect. Adding to this effect is a surface pattern created by the beats of the craftsmen’s hammer. A thick maple wood slab tucks into the edges of the rectangular frame above with razor sharpness. The wood seduces with neutral hues, and grain marks flow from side to side.
Hubbardton Forge, headquartered in Castleton, Vermont, hand-forges simple and elegant metal lighting fixtures and accessories, combining ancient hand-forging techniques with environmentally-sound finishing practices.
- Not OK for Outdoor Use
- No assembly required; just add felt pads if desired
- Handcrafted by artisans in Vermont
- Material: Steel, Maple Hardwood
- Assembly Required: No
- Warranty: Lifetime Limited Warranty when installed in residential setting
- Made In USA
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