Step Table

Design: Step is named after its base, defined by a stepped architecture that rises in clean tiers from the floor to the column. The layered profile gives the table a solid, sculptural footing and a clear architectural identity, while the slender column keeps the top visually light.
Materials: Round, powder-coated cast-iron base with a steel tube or oak wood column. Powder-coated cast iron and steel are cleaned with a microfibre cloth and neutral detergent, then rinsed and dried; avoid abrasive cleaners.
Customization: The column comes in steel tube or oak, and the base pairs with tops in different sizes and finishes. The Step family spans dining, bar and coffee-table heights for coordinated settings.
Suited to cafeterias, dining areas, break rooms and small meeting rooms where a single central base keeps legroom free around the table.