The Herbarium Coffee Table
$3,450.00
A thick slab of dark translucent cast resin with flowers, foliage and cones sealed inside it, polished dead flat, on four raked timber legs.
- A translucent casting you look into, with botanical material suspended at every depth.
- The top is machined dead flat and mirror polished, so nothing stands proud of the surface.
- An organic live edge polished to the same gloss, showing the inclusions cut through in section.
- One of one: the drift through each casting cannot be repeated.
- Two colourways, autumn and verdant, at one displayed price while pricing is confirmed.
| Type | Low coffee table, cast slab top on a separate leg base |
| Top | Thick cast resin slab with botanical material sealed inside it |
| Top_Face | Machined dead flat and mirror polished, all inclusions below the surface |
| Outline | Organic live edge, polished edge face showing the inclusions in section |
| Base | Four chunky square-section timber legs, raked outward, set inboard from the ends |
| Underside | Completely open, no stretcher, shelf, rail, brace or drawer |
| Colourways | Autumn and verdant |
| Dimensions | Not published, confirmed in writing at reservation |
How long is delivery?
Made to order and shipped in 6 to 9 weeks, tracked to your door.
How does the deposit work, and is it refundable?
Reserve 50% today; balance on arrival. Refundable if not delivered within the promised window, and equally if the written confirmation of materials and measurements is not what you expected.
What is it made of?
A thick translucent cast resin slab with botanical material sealed inside it, on four plain timber legs. No resin chemistry, no timber species, and no statement about whether the flowers are preserved plant material or made material, because none of it is confirmed. All of it is put in writing at reservation.
How big is it?
Not published. The folder holds no dimension drawing, so the page publishes no measurement at all; every figure is confirmed in writing before anything is cast.
Will my table look like the photographs?
In colourway, scatter density, slab profile and base, yes. In the exact arrangement of flowers, no, and it cannot: each casting drifts differently.