Tripantheon Table

A Story

Beth started this project with the idea of creating something in the style of Garry Knox Bennett’s funky side tables. They function as a piece of art as much as a piece of furniture, and the size lends itself to placement in a variety of spaces. She designed the table with a nod to her Italian ancestry and specifically the Pantheon in Rome, with its columns and coffered concrete dome. The table's main materials are ebonized European beech and (American) concrete.

A triangular side table next to an upholstered chair.

A mostly top-view of a triangular side table with inlaid concrete tiles.

An elevated side view of a triangular side table with inlaid concrete tiles.

A view of a stepped mortise in a piece of wood that will become the corner of a triangular side table.

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