Side table Menthe

Coffee table set Menthe contains a beautiful black design and is a picture for the eye. The tables can be used excellently as a set, but they also find a place in your living room separately from each other!

The side table; Set of 2 Menthe, is made of recycled teak and finished in an elegant black tint. This set consists of two side tables with different heights, so that they can be used perfectly together or separately.

The recycled teak top of each table is carefully manufactured with an eye for detail and has a unique texture, giving each piece of character. The vintage appearance of the teak is reinforced by subtle irregularities that contribute to the charm and authenticity of the tables.

Material leaf
The leaf of the side table set Menthe is made of recycled teak. It is at the same height with the black metal frame and has a herringbone structure with slightly gray grooves for a vintage look. These grooves contribute to the charming character of the leaf.

Material frame
The framework of the side table set Menthe is made of black powder -coated steel. The side table set is pre -assembled and therefore does not have to be put together. The tables can therefore be placed directly in the room after unpacking! 

NB! Teak wood is a natural product and handmade. Every article is unique! Therefore, irregularities in shape and color can occur.

Teak wood is a type of wood from the teak tree, botanically known as Tectona Grandis. It is a tropical hardwood species that occurs naturally in Southeast Asia, especially in countries such as India, Myanmar, Thailand and Indonesia. Teak wood is known for its exceptional sustainability, weather resistance and natural beauty, making it a popular choice for various applications, including furniture, floors, shipbuilding and outdoor applications. Teak wood has a characteristic grain pattern with clearly visible lines and textures. This pattern can vary, but it is generally striking and unique. The wood often has a warm, gold to honey brown color. Over time, the wood can develop a silvery patina through exposure to the elements, especially with outdoor furniture.