Seed Side Table studio concept visual in clay base, mottled green stone Design concept visual
Close detail of the Seed Side Table concept
Material & construction detail
Seed Side Table in the arrival concept scene
Room context

PHH · PHH-LB-03

Seed Side Table

A rounded cast base supports a small irregular green-stone top.

Seed Side Table is an original concept piece developed for the Palm House Hotel Collection. A rounded cast base supports a small irregular green-stone top.

Concept status

Visual and specification direction only. Final construction, compliance, testing and commercial feasibility follow project selection.

Applications
Lobbies, reception lounges and social spaces
Concept dimensions
W 540 × D 480 × H 510 mm
Material direction
Cast mineral base, honed green stone

Room context · Arrival

The Garden Atrium

Open complete scene →
Seed Side Table shown in the arrival concept scene
In context · Arrival Open scene ↗

Concept Sheet

A clear starting point for project development.

The dimensions and materials establish design intent. They are expected to evolve around the project brief, factory engineering, mock-up findings and applicable standards.

Natural Teak

Natural Teak

Woven Cane

Woven Cane

Botanical Textile

Botanical Textile

Concept code
PHH-LB-03
Applications
Lobbies, reception lounges and social spaces
Concept dimensions
W 540 × D 480 × H 510 mm
Material direction
Cast mineral base, honed green stone
Construction intent
Concept-stage occasional table with a stable contract base, protected surface and concealed floor glides.
Finish direction
Clay base, mottled green stone
Customisation scope
Diameter, height, top material, base finish and grouped configurations
Development status
Concept design only. Final engineering, mock-up, performance testing and factory approval are required before manufacture.

Complete the Lobby

Related concept pieces

View the complete scene →

PHH-LB-03 · Concept design

Develop the Seed Side Table for your project.

Share quantities, plans, finish references and performance requirements to begin feasibility and engineering review.

Discuss this concept