Gone Dinning
Dine by design. The timber, the pipe run, the cast iron base — assembled once, never to be repeated.
The table's base is a genuine cast iron industrial trestle — its arched, footed form the kind once used to support heavy machinery or workshop benches, its dark, age-blackened iron carrying real industrial weight. A genuine pressure gauge is mounted directly to the end leg, readable from the head of the table, a final detail that confirms what the entire piece proposes: that this is not a table with decorative elements, but a piece of industrial infrastructure repurposed as the centerpiece of a room where people eat, talk, and remember what was placed before them.
Details:
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Solid timber top — two full-length planks, deeply grained
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Full-length central glass channel — running the entire length of the table
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Illuminated pipe network within channel — gauges, cage lights, red valve handles, pipe fittings throughout
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Integrated cage lights — warm Edison-style filament bulbs glowing upward through glass
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Genuine cast iron industrial trestle base — original arched form and black patina
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Genuine reclaimed pressure gauge — mounted to end leg
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Full dining table scale — seats multiple guests
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Functions as both furniture and lighting — illuminated from within
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One of a kind — this exact piece will never be reproduced
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Dimensions — 240 x 100 x 75 cm
A table that lights itself from within — where every dinner is held over a glowing pipe run, and no two evenings look quite the same.