Lex Williams - Low Tea Table

Regular price: $4,900.00 TRADE
Sale price: $4,900.00 TRADE

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Low Tea Table by Byron Bay artist Lex Williams, a collection of bespoke handmade timber pieces that combine functional and sculptural elements. Lex's approach to creating is impulsive - allowing for spontaneous and uncontrived works that reflect and celebrate the character of the material.

The Low Tea Table is a made from Red American Oak and finished in Shou Sugi Ban - the natural softness and subtle detail in the timber speaks for itself.

Available in Shou Sugi Ban finish.

Dimensions (approx as each item is handcrafted): H 40cm x W 116cm x D 78cm

Please get in touch and provide your postcode for a shipping quote as this is a heavy/fragile item that needs to be handled with care.

Recommended for indoor use only.

Orders will be shipped within 2-5 business days of placement of order through Australia Post standard shipping or a courier service, depending on item and delivery location.

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Shipping rates do not include import duty which will be county-specific. Please check your country’s customs rates before purchasing.

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