PHI
L 135cm x W 37cm x H 80cm
Architectural console table
Phi \ noun \ figh:
Greek letter, denoting the golden ratio in geometry
Peppercorn pattern
Inlaid top made from real peppercorns and tinted resin - offcuts from a set of ‘Piper’ placemats made for a NYC architect
Carved and scorched
The legs feature a tactile carved, brushed and scorched texture, bringing an extra level of depth to the natural ash wood
Ash joinery
All wood elements are made from solid ash and feature tactile curved bevels. The hard wax oil finish imparts an invitingly soft sheen
A bold architectural console table with a simple form, carved ash dual pedestal legs and peppercorn inlaid top. The scorched-black finish gives a soft, tactile sheen which showcases the ash timber’s open grain patterns.
With proportions built around the Greek ratio Phi, but also with a silhouette reminiscent of the Greek sympol Pi, the Phi console is equally at home in a hallway or lobby space, or within a living or reception room. The piece can even be paired up with the Philo stool to form a slimline dressing table set-up.
