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Daisy Side Table
Description
The sweeping flutes of the Daisy Side Table rise in unison like the columns of an ancient temple, giving the piece a commanding yet organic presence. A recessed stone top. Cool, luminous, and veined with quiet complexity; rests within the scalloped walnut crown, grounding the form in material contrast. Dark-walnut-stained deepens the drama of each carved channel, making the grain as much a feature as the silhouette.
Available for customization.
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Bespoke
The Daisy Side Table is available for the following customizations:
Wood, Finish and Dimension
A typical lead time is around 12 - 16 weeks. Please note that time may vary depending on the complexity of the customization and the delivery location.
You can inquire about customization through the form above (click "Inquire this Piece"), or head to the Bespoke page to learn more.
We’re excited to build something special with you together.
Shipping & Returns
We ship worldwide using a variety of parcel and freight carriers.
United States: Please refer to the shipping cost provided during checkout.
Rest of the World: Please request shipping quotation by selecting “Inquire”
Please refer to our Shipping & Returns policy for more information.
TRADE
Our Trade program is open to interior designers, design professionals, and architects working primarily on residential projects. Please refer to our Trade Page for more information.
CONTRACT
Rumma is available for quantity orders for hotels and public areas. We have partnered with vendors and manufacturers with clients of all scales — think boutique villas to luxury hotels. Please refer to the Contract Page for more information.
Designer's Note
Column, Reimagined
This piece began as a question: what if a column was also the table itself? The fluted form borrows from classical architecture — the same vertical rhythm found in the pillars of temples and civic halls — but distilled into something domestic and tactile. The stone inset was a deliberate counterpoint: where the wood is warm, carved, and directional, the stone is still, cool, and diffuse. Together they hold a tension that feels resolved rather than restless. A piece that is architectural in ambition, but entirely at home in a room.
