Remy Table

Blocky, weathered and gray, it has the look of something hauled out of an old courtyard.

The Remy Table is a square pedestal table. Pedestal tables have been made since antiquity, and a single central support keeps legroom free while giving a piece a strong architectural presence. The thick square top overhangs a faceted, turned column, broad at the middle and narrowing above and below. The base spreads into four stepped, scrolling feet. The whole surface has a mottled, weathered gray finish that suggests old stone or timber left to the weather. It is 32 inches long, 32 deep and 31 high.

Nothing delicate about it, and that is entirely the appeal.