Branch Waterfall Console Table, Bleached
Available at Sara Carroll Home in Dallas, TX
The Phillips Collection Living Room Branch Waterfall Console Table, Bleached is available at Sara Carroll Home in Dallas, TX. Please request information here or call our store to verify availability.
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Product Description: Experience the perfect balance of modern design and natural aesthetics with our Branch Console Table – where every detail tells a story of craftsmanship and sophistication. Crafted from chamcha wood and finished in a beautiful bleached finish, the table is both durable and stylish.
Height: 30"
Width: 15"
Length: 60"
Weight: 98 lbs
Width: 15"
Length: 60"
Weight: 98 lbs
Finish: Bleached
Color: Off White
Color: Off White
Material: Chamcha Wood
Disclaimer: This table is expertly crafted using two types of wood: acacia for the waterfall section and teak for the branches. After our bleaching process, the different wood species react uniquely, creating variations in the finish. The branches, in particular, will develop distinct color variations over time as the natural teak oil rises to the surface, with some areas appearing more yellow-toned than the bleached acacia.
SKU: TH115343
Category: Living Room
Type: Tables, Console Tables
Category: Living Room
Type: Tables, Console Tables
Branch Waterfall Console Table, Bleached
| SKU | TH115343 |
| Type | Tables |
| Category | Living Room |
| Material | Chamcha Wood |
| Brand | Phillips Collection |
| Product Description | Experience the perfect balance of modern design and natural aesthetics with our Branch Console Table – where every detail tells a story of craftsmanship and sophistication. Crafted from chamcha wood and finished in a beautiful bleached finish, the table is both durable and stylish. |
| Height | 30" |
| Width | 15" |
| Length | 60" |
| Weight | 98 lbs |
| Finish | Bleached |
| Color | Off White |
| Disclaimer | This table is expertly crafted using two types of wood: acacia for the waterfall section and teak for the branches. After our bleaching process, the different wood species react uniquely, creating variations in the finish. The branches, in particular, will develop distinct color variations over time as the natural teak oil rises to the surface, with some areas appearing more yellow-toned than the bleached acacia. |
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