A crossroads of a living room that wants tables you can walk round
In an open-plan room the coffee table sits where paths cross, between the door, the sofa and the dining table.
Chatushpatha, named for a crossroads, stands on black blades that cross in four directions, so it looks right from every path.
Four decisions
Four directions
The crossed blades point four ways, so the table looks the same from every side.
A plain white top
The larger top is plain white, calm and bright at the centre of the room.
A black veined top
The smaller top is black veined in white, a strong accent beside the white.
Open-plan friendly
The pair suits a room where people walk round the table from every side.
Materials, named
As shown, round sintered-stone tops, one plain white and one black with white veining, on black lacquered cross-blade bases.
The making
The blades are cut from engineered board, slotted to cross, lacquered black in several coats and fixed beneath the tops.
The finished piece
They suit an open-plan living room, where the table sits where several paths meet.
We build the Chatushpatha in our Hyderabad factory and deliver it to homes across the city, from Gachibowli and Kondapur to Tellapur, Gandipet and Jubilee Hills.
Your room is not this room. Bring photographs and we will draw to it.
