A corner that wants a gold side table with a geometric base
Round feet are soft and square feet are plain, but a hexagon brings a quiet geometry to the floor.
Shatpada crosses its gold rods above a six-sided foot, like the six legs of a bee, under a round white top.
Four decisions
A hexagonal foot
The Shatpada base is a flat six-sided hexagon, steady and geometric at floor level.
Crossed gold rods
Gold rods cross between the foot and the top, open so light passes through.
A round white top
The round white top softens the geometry below, easy to wipe and to match.
Six sides, six legs
The hexagon and crossing rods give the small table the order of a honeycomb.
Materials, named
As shown, a round white top on a crossed-rod frame and hexagonal foot of gold PVD stainless steel; stone or glass tops are available.
The making
The hexagonal foot is cut and welded from flat bar, the rods crossed and welded above it, and the whole frame finished in gold PVD.
The finished piece
Set it beside a sofa or a reading chair in a room with geometric tiles or a patterned rug.
Each Shatpada is factory-made in Hyderabad and installed by our own team, whether the home is a penthouse in Kokapet or a villa off the Gandipet road.
Your room is not this room. Bring photographs and we will draw to it.
