Lucent Small Side Table

Matthew Hilton

From £570

The Lucent Small Side Table is a modern design that is slender and simple in its appearance and overall look. This re...

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£570

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Dimensions
Constructed

Height 520mm

Width 280mm

Depth 400mm
Description

The Lucent Small Side Table is a modern design that is slender and simple in its appearance and overall look. This reliable design by Matthew Hilton highlights the perfect balance of a contemporary look combined with practicality, making it an ideal piece of furniture to invest in.

The precise joining of the glass panels at right angles gives this Lucent Small Side Table a unique, prominent and warm effect as the translucent panels overlay darken the shades. The top and base panels feature a curved edge made from tempered glass, providing extra sturdiness to deal with the demands of busy, family life.

Designed with storage capability in mind, the right angles of the Lucent Small Side Table creates a detailed division inside, which can be used to store objects, books and magazines for modern home living. Using a classic material, such as tempered glass, makes these charming, yet delicate tables, ideal for the home or within hotels and bars.
Material & Contents
- Toughened glass
Assembly & Care
- No assembly required.
- Two people required to lift.
- Wipe the glass with a clean, dry colourless cloth.
- Spray water or a glass cleaner on the surfaces. Keep in mind that some cleaning products will leave streaks on glass, so make sure to use one designed specifically for glass or opt for plain hot water.
- Wipe the tabletop with a clean, dry cloth. If you find yourself with lint or dust sticking to the glass, set aside your cloth and grab some old newspaper. Crumple the newspaper into a ball and use it as you would a cloth; scrub spots on the glass and wipe repeatedly until dry.
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