Coffee rings, pen marks, hand gel, hot mugs set down without a coaster, day after day, across a table half the floor uses. Glass doesn’t stain and doesn’t absorb any of it.
The surface is what does the work here. Glass stays flat, stays smooth and holds its gloss under daily use, which is why it suits the tables an office actually runs on rather than just the ones it shows off. A piece can be built entirely from glass or use it only for the top, sitting on legs in chrome, satin, timber, board or solid wood. Chrome tends to come in the one silver finish, while timber legs open up any colour you want underneath the glass you’ve chosen.
A clear top is the straightforward way to protect a stone or solid oak table that’s already in the building, extending its life rather than replacing it. Where you want the table to say something, we can print any image or design across the glass, which turns a boardroom table into a branded surface rather than a bare one.
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