Tate End Table

The Tate End Table showcases a modern and understated style, featuring a blend of materials. Its sturdy metal frame boasts a sleek black finish, while the two surfaces are crafted from solid oak wood. Combining the light wood tone with the black frame creates a striking contrast, while also maintaining a minimalist aesthetic. Additionally, the open design of the table adds a sense of spaciousness to your living room. Expertly crafted with a blend of materials and a sleek black finish, the Tate End Table adds a modern and minimalist touch to any living room. Its open design creates a feeling of spaciousness, while the sturdy metal frame and solid oak wood surfaces ensure long-lasting durability. The combination of light wood tone and black frame also creates a visually striking contrast, making it a functional and stylish addition to your space.

Dimensions:

• Width: 17
• Depth: 16
• Height: 16

Bone Inlay & Mother of Pearl Care

Since these pieces are made of hand-carved bone/shell set in resin, they require gentle handling to preserve their luster.

• Dust Regularly: Use a soft, lint-free cloth to gently wipe the surface.
• Avoid Moisture: Never use harsh chemicals or wet mops; if a spill occurs, blot it immediately with a dry cloth.
• Sun Protection: Keep inlay furniture away from direct, prolonged sunlight to prevent the resin from yellowing or the bone from fading.
• Buffing: To maintain the shine, you can occasionally apply a tiny amount of colorless wax or a drop of olive oil on a dry cloth to buff the surface.

Solid Wood Furniture Care

Our wooden pieces are living materials that breathe and react to their environment.

• Temperature Control: Avoid placing wood furniture directly next to heaters or AC vents to prevent warping or cracking.
• Use Coasters: Always use mats or coasters under hot drinks, vases, or laptop chargers to prevent heat rings and water marks.
• Natural Cleaning: Clean using a damp cloth followed immediately by a dry one.
• Wood Feed: Apply a high-quality furniture wax or oil every 6–12 months to keep the timber hydrated and highlight the natural grain.