Frama | Farmhouse Pond Side Table

Price shown includes UK VAT.

£1,164.00

Production Time
4 weeks

The Farmhouse Side Table Pond in dark oak is a uniquely sculptural and organic pond-shaped table design featuring a rich, deep finish and sleek aesthetic. Crafted in high-quality solid oak, supported by trestles, and inspired by traditional farmhouses with a rural aesthetic, the low wooden table serves as a side furnishing for the living room or bedroom.
- Flat packed
- Easy to assemble
- Due to the nature of the material, each piece is characterized by unique wood marks

Dimensions
W 51 x L 58.8 x H 37cm
(Top) W51 x L58.8 x H4cm
(Trestles) W42 x L42 x H33cm

Material
Solid oak with knots

Finish
Lacquered

Shipping box
13 × 60 × 52 cm · 13.5 kg (packed)

Downloads

Assembly guide PDF

Made to order — about 4 weeks

This piece is produced to order by the maker. Production usually takes about 4 weeks, after which we despatch it from London.

Because it is built for you, cancellation is limited once production has started on a configuration you specified. Please check the timing before you order — and ask us if the date matters.

Shipping & delivery Returns & cancellation

Story

Farmhouse

Frama

The Farmhouse table is what its name says: a solid oak top on trestles, drawn from the rural tables that were built to be worked on rather than looked at.

It comes round at Ø120 and Ø140, and as a trestle table with planks up to L220, in natural and dark oak. The trestles carry the weight; nothing is glued to the wall or the floor.

The Pond side and coffee tables extend the same idea into a sculptural, organic outline — the same oak, the same finish, a different silhouette.

Designer

Designed by FRAMA Studio

Brand

About Frama

A Copenhagen studio spanning furniture, lighting and self care, Frama works in natural materials with a plain, honest aesthetic.

Frama works from Copenhagen across furniture, lighting, kitchen and bathroom units, self care and fragrance. The studio describes what it makes as sensory human connection through the lens of objects and spatial works.

Natural materials are the starting point — oak, steel, stone, brass — left honest rather than disguised. The Shelf Library, Rivet and Farmhouse series run through the collection, built to be added to over time.