The Elysian, undressed.
The fluted hourglass pedestal that defines the Elysian family appears here in its most elemental form — natural wood, grain visible in every ridge, no finish to interrupt the conversation between the turning and the wood. Two nesting side tables in slightly different heights, each one a rounded circular top sitting on a ribbed pedestal that pinches at the waist and flares at the base like a temple column that has forgotten it was ever stone. Pull them apart for a drinks evening, a reading corner, or either side of a sofa. Nest them together when the room needs to breathe. Pair them with the Elysian Coffee Table for a living room that speaks one considered design language from the floor up — or let them hold their own as the warmest detail in any room they enter.