Palo Coffee Table

Short description

• Solid mango wood with deep brown patina – rich, warm tobacco finish that gives the wood unique depth
• 4 large cylindrical legs – generous volumes that anchor the table with visual solidity
• Round shape 110 cm – ideal central coffee table for a characterful living room
• Artisanal patina – each Palo features unique natural variations in its hue
• Low profile at 40 cm – for floor seating or low sofas, total relaxation posture

Long description

The Palo Coffee Table starts with its color. This deep brown, almost tobacco, almost coffee hue, which the artisanal patina has etched into the mango wood fibers – it's not a standard shade from a catalog. It's a crafted finish that absorbs light differently depending on the time of day, reveals the wood's grain beneath its dark tones, and develops a slightly aged look that gives the piece a presence that new, uniform coffee tables lack.

Its four rectangular legs are deliberately generous in diameter – not slender legs that disappear, but columns that assert themselves and structure the base as much as the top. Viewed from the side, they give the Palo a dense, low silhouette, almost tribal in its proportions, which immediately distinguishes it from standard coffee tables with tapered legs.

The 110 cm diameter round top is its living surface. Wide enough to hold books, candles, objects, and glasses simultaneously, strong enough in its hue to structure the center of a living room without additional accessories. At 40 cm high, it pairs equally well with a low sofa or floor cushions – a coffee table that invites you to settle in and stay.

In a living room with natural, cream, or beige tones, the Palo's deep brown provides an immediate visual anchor point. Against a velvet or linen sofa, it creates that tension between light and dark that adds depth to a room.

Dimensions

• Height: 40 cm
• Diameter: 110 cm

Materials

• Top and legs: Solid mango wood
• Finish: Artisanal deep brown patina

Care

• Dust with a soft, dry cloth
• Natural wood oil once a year to nourish the patina
• Avoid abrasive products that would alter the patina