Keystone Coffee Table

Description

Built Around a Locked Drawer

Keystone starts with storage you can actually secure. A single drawer sits at the front of the base, fitted with a working key lock and a fluted, hand-finished face that catches the light against the high-gloss black lacquer around it. It’s a small, deliberate detail on a large piece, built for things you want close but out of sight.

An Arched Pedestal, An Open Shelf

The tabletop rests on a solid arched pedestal, cut through the centre and set on a wide, low platform base. That open arch does double duty: it lightens the visual weight of a large rectangular table and leaves room to slide baskets, books, or trays onto the platform beneath. Rounded bun feet carry the whole structure, keeping the black lacquer finish just off the floor.

A Sealed Stone Window

Set into the centre of the tabletop is a glass-covered display well, filled with natural white stones as a permanent part of the piece. Sealed beneath the glass, it never needs restyling and never collects dust. It gives the long, flat tabletop a quiet focal point without breaking up the usable surface around it.

Built to Last

Keystone is built on a solid engineered-wood frame, finished in multiple coats of high-gloss black lacquer for a surface that resists everyday knocks, spills, and fading. The lock and drawer runners are built for daily use, not just for show, and the stone inset sits behind toughened glass, protected from spills and easy to wipe clean.

Living With Keystone

At 120cm long, 65cm wide, and 45cm tall, Keystone anchors a living room comfortably in front of a standard sofa or sectional, with enough surface for drinks, books, and everyday use. Wipe the lacquer and glass down with a soft, dry cloth, and avoid dragging the table across hard flooring to protect the base and feet. A coffee table built to hold its own, and to hold what you’d rather keep locked away.