Pergamon High Communal Table

Pergamon is a long communal table at bar height. The top is veined green stone with a bevelled edge, and it rests on two pairs of trapezoid solid timber legs at the ends. A stretcher beam joins the legs, and slim metal footrest bars run along both sides. The name comes from Pergamon, the ancient city at Bergama in İzmir. We build it in our Istanbul factory. The vein pattern of the stone differs from top to top, so even the same table never looks identical in two venues. The dark timber legs are joined with jointed connections, gather the weight of the table at the two ends and leave space along the long sides for those sitting. The bronze-toned bars meet the foot of a guest standing or seated on a stool. In a hotel lobby bar corner, a wine bar or a cafe, one long table becomes a meeting point where strangers stand side by side. It can be paired with bar stools. We choose the stone, the timber tone and the metal finish with you against the venue palette. We set the size against the floor plan.