A true workhorse! Found in Montpellier, this early 20th-century Spanish table started its life as a carpenter's workbench. The top is a single thick slab, scarred from years of work, and the base is an X-braced trestle bolted together for strength. A carpenter's bench had to take sawing, planing, and hammering every day without moving, which is why it was built heavier than a table meant just to look at. The wood has been stripped back to a pale, raw color that shows the grain and the marks of its working life. Sylvie places it behind a sofa as a console, where the scars of the workbench become the reason to look twice.
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