Verge Coffee Table

Description

Poised at the Edge

Verge takes its name from the moment its top tier appears to overhang the base beneath it, caught at an angle rather than sitting square. It’s a small shift with a big effect, turning a simple rectangular table into something that feels mid-motion even standing still.

One Tier Turns, One Stays Still

The slim top slab rotates independently of the closed base below it, letting you square it off for a clean rectangular silhouette or angle it out for the offset look shown here. The base stays fixed and solid, giving the whole piece a steady anchor beneath the moving top.

High-Gloss White, Hand-Finished

Every surface, from the top slab to the closed base, is finished in multiple coats of high-gloss white lacquer, polished by hand for a smooth, reflective surface. Small black block feet lift the base just off the floor, grounding the gloss finish with a quiet contrast.

Built to Last

Verge is built on a solid engineered-wood frame, with a rotation mechanism built for daily adjustment rather than a one-time showroom pose. The lacquer finish resists everyday knocks, spills, and fading, keeping the gloss looking fresh for years of use.

Living With Verge

At 110cm long, 55cm wide, and 40cm tall, Verge suits a two- or three-seater sofa without overwhelming a smaller living room. Wipe the lacquer down with a soft, dry cloth, and avoid abrasive cleaners that could dull the gloss finish over time.