Product Highlights
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Material: Handcrafted from Natural Solid Wood in a light honey tone, sealed with a matte satin coat that leaves the timber warm and dry to the touch.
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Design: A compact single-surface side table — one thick slab top carried on a short central stem that divides into three arched supports.
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Structure: One tabletop only. There is no second tier, no shelf, no drawer and no enclosed space anywhere on the piece.
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Surface: The top is not a plain circle. Its outline is softly lobed, like a rounded cloud or a river stone, with three shallow scallops breaking the perimeter.
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Edge: A generous slab thickness with a full bullnose profile — the rim rolls over rather than meeting the face at a corner, and it deepens and thins as it travels around.
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Ground contact: Exactly three arched supports touch the floor at three points, spaced roughly evenly around the stem and set to a wide splay for stability.
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Functionality: Sized for a cup and saucer, a small vase, a phone or a book, at seat height beside a sofa or chair.
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Uniqueness: The concentric growth rings sweep across the top in a broad arc, and the exact position of that arc changes on every piece.
A Statement of Nature & Craft
Three is the oldest number in furniture — a stool with three points never rocks, no matter how uneven the floor. This little side table takes that ancient logic and softens it entirely. The three supports do not descend as posts; they arch outward from a common stem like young branches leaving a sapling, curving before they meet the ground.
Above them sits a slab whose outline nobody straightened. Its lobed silhouette is scaled down and quiet enough for Scandinavian, minimalist and coastal interiors, where it works as a warm, pale note beside a large upholstered sofa rather than as the loudest object in the room.
Natural Materials & Craftsmanship
Made from Natural Solid Wood throughout. The pale golden tone comes from a light finish over naturally light timber, and you can follow the same growth rings from the face of the top across the rolled edge and down into the shoulder of the stem.
The stem and its three arms are carved from a single block rather than assembled from separate parts, which is why the fork where they separate is a smooth swelling instead of a joint line. Each arm is shaped by hand until its cross-section is oval and its inner face is hollowed slightly concave, so the arch reads as light despite its thickness. The slab top is cut oversize, its lobed outline drawn and sawn by eye, then the whole rim is worked to a full round and hand-sanded through fine grits. A matte satin sealer finishes the piece without adding gloss.
Natural grain and tonal variation make every piece one of a kind, and small colour differences between the top and the arched supports are normal.
Sculptural Design & Thoughtful Function
The title calls this a Tri-Branch design, and the photographs confirm it precisely: three supports, three floor contacts, no more and no fewer.
Working from the ground up, three arched arms rise from three separate points on the floor. Each one curves inward and upward, and the three converge into one thickened stem roughly two-thirds of the way up. Between adjacent arms there is a clear open arch — a genuine void you can see the floor through — which is what keeps a chunky little table from looking heavy. Each arm ends in a rounded, slightly flared foot pad that spreads the contact area on hard flooring.
At the top, the stem does not simply stop under the slab. It flares outward into a broad, smoothly swelling shoulder that merges into the underside of the top, so the transition from support to surface happens as a curve rather than an edge. That flare is also what carries the load out toward the rim, which is why the top can overhang so generously on all sides.
The tabletop itself is a solid slab with a softly lobed, three-scallop outline. Its widest reach extends well past the splay of the supports, so the surface feels larger than the footprint underneath it — useful when the table is pushed in against the arm of a sofa. There is no storage function of any kind; the single open surface is the whole of it.
Versatile Placement
- Tucked against the arm of a sofa or sectional as a side table.
- Beside a lounge chair or armchair in a reading corner.
- As a compact nightstand in a small bedroom or guest room.
- In an entryway or hallway corner for keys, a small dish or a plant.
- As a plant stand or display pedestal in a bright corner.
- Paired with a second table of a different height for a layered arrangement.
Customization & Personalization
Available sizes. The top is round in overall shape, so the W figure is the diameter measured across the widest lobe of the slab, not a squared-off width; H is the overall height from the floor to the tabletop surface:
- 16"W × 20"H — 16-inch diameter top, 20 inches tall overall. The most compact option, for narrow gaps beside a sofa arm.
- 20"W × 22"H — 20-inch diameter top, 22 inches tall overall. A balanced everyday side table.
- 24"W × 24"H — 24-inch diameter top, 24 inches tall overall. The largest option, tall enough to serve a higher-seat chair or work as a nightstand.
Because the outline is lobed rather than perfectly circular, the diameter varies by a small amount between the widest lobe and the narrowest scallop.
Finish. Multiple finish options available, including Walnut Tone Finish, Oak Tone Finish, Brown Tone Finish, and Black Tone Finish. Each is a surface tone finish applied to Natural Solid Wood — the names describe colour only and do not indicate a species of timber. We do not offer a timber-type selection.
Custom sizing may be available on request. Production photos or videos may be provided upon request. Minor dimensional variation may occur due to the handcrafted process.
Care & Maintenance
- Wipe with a soft dry or barely damp cloth; pale finishes show ring marks more readily than dark ones, so dry the surface immediately.
- Always use a coaster under cups, glasses and anything hot.
- Feed the timber with a natural wood oil or wax two to three times a year, including the inside faces of the arched supports.
- Keep indoors, away from standing water, direct sunlight and heat sources.
- Lift the table by the stem to move it; dragging can stress the three arched supports.
- Check and tighten the fixings between the top and the stem every six to twelve months.
- This is a table, not a seat — do not sit or stand on the top.
Important
- One solid slab tabletop with a softly lobed three-scallop outline and a full bullnose edge.
- A single carved stem dividing into exactly three arched supports, meeting the floor at three points; no storage, shelf or drawer.
- Handcrafted from Natural Solid Wood.
- Decorative items are not included.
Once our products are finished, we disassemble them into several pieces before shipping. This isn't a shortcut — it's actually to protect your order! Our pieces can be large and bulky, so breaking them down makes them much easier to package securely and move safely, which means your item arrives without any dents, cracks, or damage from bumps during transit.
No worries about assembly, though — our craftsmen carefully design every joint and connection to fit together snugly and precisely once you put it together. Plus, we include detailed assembly instructions with every order, so you can set everything up with confidence.
Note
Each piece is handcrafted from Natural Solid Wood with unique grain and tonal variation.
Listing includes the accent table only, in the size selected. This is a single-surface table sold on its own; it is not part of a nesting or matched pair.
Decorative items shown in the photographs are not included. The white ceramic cup and saucer, the round white bud vase, the green foliage stems, the mobile phone, the fringed throw blanket, the cushions, the sofa and the wall-mounted shelf with the ceramic vessel on it are styling props or separate items, and none of them form part of this listing.