Description
This bar table pairs a live edge acacia top with a black metal frame, giving you a piece that reads as natural and industrial at once. The timber keeps its organic outer profile, so the front and back edges follow the natural shape of the wood rather than a straight machined line. Each top carries its own grain pattern and tonal shifts across the light acacia surface, which means no two examples look quite the same. Standing 100cm tall, 130cm wide and 70cm deep, it suits stool-height seating and works as a breakfast bar, kitchen island companion or dividing surface in an open-plan room.
The height makes it a natural gathering spot, whether you are serving morning coffee or drinks in the evening. We like it against a plain wall with a run of bar stools tucked beneath, or set free in a kitchen-diner to break up the space. The black metal legs ground the warmth of the acacia and tie in with matte black taps, handles and pendant lighting. Dress the top simply with a bowl, a board or a couple of glasses so the live edge stays the focus.
Acacia is a hardwood, so the surface stands up to daily use across bar tables of this kind. Wipe spills promptly with a soft damp cloth and dry the wood rather than leaving it wet. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners and use mats under hot or damp items. An occasional feed with a suitable wood oil keeps the grain looking fresh. The metal frame needs only a dry dust.
Specification
| Type |
Bar Tables |
| Colour |
Black |
| Material |
Metal |
| Height |
100cm |
| Width |
130cm |
| Depth |
70cm |
Frequently Asked
What is the top made from?
It is solid live edge acacia in a light finish, set on a black metal frame. Acacia is a durable hardwood suited to bar tables that see regular use.
Will the wood look the same as the photo?
The live edge follows the natural shape of each board, so grain, tone and edge profile vary from piece to piece. Your table will have its own character.
Is 100cm the right height for bar stools?
Yes. At 100cm tall it pairs with stool-height seating, typically stools with a seat around 65 to 75cm. Check your stools before ordering.
How do I keep it looking good?
Wipe with a soft damp cloth, dry afterwards and use mats under hot or wet items. Feed the timber with wood oil now and then. Dust the metal legs dry.
Can it stand in the middle of a room?
It can. The finished frame and edges make it suitable as a freestanding divider in a kitchen-diner as well as against a wall.