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A small round table is the hardest one to get right. It has to seat two people without crowding them, take a plate and a glass in front of each, and survive being wiped down several times a day. In a café it does that for years; in a kitchen it does it for a decade.
This top is solid recycled polymer. The colour and pattern run through the full thickness, so there is no laminate to lift at the edge and no veneer to chip. It does not absorb water, does not swell and does not need sealing or oiling. Wine, coffee and oil sit on the surface and wipe off.
The pattern is a consequence of how the material is made rather than a print applied to it. Fragments of different colours are mixed and pressed, so the distribution is different on every top — the one you receive will not be identical to the one photographed, and two tables side by side will not match.
The base is powder-coated steel, splayed, with the legs meeting under the centre of the top so nothing sits where a knee would. At Ø60 and 73 cm it works as a two-seater dining table, a café table or a small work table. It ships flat packed and the base bolts on.