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Technical Specifications

MaterialPowder-coated steel / carbon steel
Top Diameter40 cm (15.7 in)
Height50 cm (19.7 in)
BaseWeighted round disc with anti-slip floor pads
Gross Weightapprox. 5 kg (11 lb)
AssemblyYes — simple assembly, tools included
ColorwayCobalt blue

Care & Maintenance

Wipe with a soft, slightly damp cloth and dry; skip abrasive cleaners on the powder coat. Touch up any chips promptly to keep moisture off the steel.

Common Questions

Does it arrive assembled?

No — it ships in **three parts (top, stem, weighted base)** with the tool included; assembly is a few bolts and takes only a few minutes.

Is it the right height next to a sofa or bed?

Yes — at **50 cm (19.7 in)** it sits level with or just under most sofa arms and mattress tops, and the **40 cm (15.7 in)** top holds a drink, a book, and a small lamp together.

Can you recommend a mid century side table for a small space?

This one is **modern-sculptural rather than a mid-century reproduction**, but the pedestal-and-disc form sits comfortably in MCM rooms — and the 40 cm footprint fits layouts where a four-leg table will not.

Will it scratch wood floors or tip over?

The disc base is **weighted and finished with anti-slip pads**, so it protects hard flooring and keeps the table planted.

Is the top big enough to eat or work at?

No — at **40 cm (15.7 in)** across it is an accent table for drinks, books, and a lamp, not a laptop-dinner surface.

Styling & Decor Suggestions

• At the sofa arm for the 9 PM hour: mug, book, candle — the cobalt glows against cream boucle and ends the mug-on-the-armrest era.
• As a bedside table in a narrow bedroom: the 40 cm top and slim stem fit gaps a boxy nightstand cannot, and one bold color wakes up a pastel room.
• Beside a reading chair by the window: park the current book and a bud vase; the slim stem disappears into the sightline.
• Pairs with the Orange Glass Orb Table Lamp: cobalt against warm orange is a complementary pairing that makes both pieces read deliberate.
• Skip thick-pile rugs and uneven tile — a pedestal base wants firm, flat flooring to stay steady.