The tree root tables featured above, used as coffee tables, are a particular popular furniture design idea trending right now. Below are two Phases Africa tree root tables and the wood for all our tree roots are sustainably sourced, we only use naturally felled trees. The first tree root, was a coffee table base constructed for a 5 star lodge in Botswana – in this instance the timber used was Matzeri, an African hardwood. In the second example; is an image of a 700mm high tree root, used as a tasting table for a wine cellar, in another 5 star lodge in South Africa. In both instances we recommend glass tops (not seen in these images.)
African Furniture Design – Image: Chinzombo Zambi Safari Lodge
Tree Root Table – Sustainably Sourced African Hardwood
Tree Root Table – African Hardwood Sustainably Sourced
In the next image we have 5 wood-turned side tables with colour added according to our customers specifications. These wood turnings are available in a variety of styles and sizes. Please visit all our African furniture pages on our website to see other options.
Living Room Furniture – Wood Turnings as Coffee Tables and Side Tables
5 Wood Turned Stools 2 Different Sizes and Heights.
Phases Africa’s Wood Turned Stools for Neuehouse Hollywood – Image Rockwell Group
Below, a close up look at the wood turned stools ordered by the Rockwell Group, for Neuehouse Hollywood project shown in the above image.
5 Styles – African-wood-turned-side-tables
African hand-beaded Yoruba Chairs
These African hand beaded royal chairs were made for the Yoruba royal family from South-western Nigeria, and Benin, in West Africa. It takes approx 12 to 14 weeks to add these tiny beads, to a single chair. The colours and patterns can be made to your specifications and the style of the chair can also be changed within reason.
African Bamileke hand-carved stool used as a side table – white spray painted
These Bamileke hand-carved stools come in a large variety of patterns, sizes, and styles and finishes are either natural, stained dark or spray painted. They are spectacular as a coffee table, when several Bamilekes are used at different sizes and heights, and stacked together in the center of a living room as group. A particularity wonderful coffee table idea is grouping several of these Bamilekes together, change up the sizes and even the styles. And an additional plus in doing so is the smaller and lighter Bamilekes in the group, can quickly be moved to serve as side tables, for that cocktail to rest on. In the image below the Bamileke stools have not been cleaned nor sanded or polished. To see more style options visit all our pages in our “African Decor” category on our website.
Bamileke stools, in raw state, before sanded by hand and polished.
