Berry Round Accent Stool | Concrete Style Geometric Side Table

Berry Round Accent Stool | Concrete Style Geometric Side TableWhere Geometric Precision Meets Industrial Strength The Berry Stool Side Table is a masterclass in functional art. Defined by its bold, hand carved geometric patterns and solid cylindrical form, this piece offers a striking contrast to soft home textiles. Crafted from lightweight yet durable cement fiber, it captures the raw, sophisticated look of concrete while remaining easy to move and style. Why the Berry is a Must Have Accent: Multi Functional

Where Geometric Precision Meets Industrial Strength The Berry Stool / Side Table is a masterclass in functional art. Defined by its bold, hand-carved geometric patterns and solid cylindrical form, this piece offers a striking contrast to soft home textiles. Crafted from lightweight yet durable cement fiber, it captures the raw, sophisticated look of concrete while remaining easy to move and style.

Why the Berry is a Must-Have Accent:

• Multi-Functional Design: Its perfectly flat, smooth surface makes it an ideal side table for your morning coffee, a sturdy stool for extra seating, or a pedestal for your favorite indoor plants.

• Intricate Carved Texture: The repeating geometric motifs are deeply etched into the fiber, creating a play of light and shadow that adds a "3D" architectural depth to your decor.

• Indoor & Outdoor Versatility: Thanks to the resilient nature of cement fiber, the Berry is at home in a minimalist living room or as an architectural garden stool on a modern patio.

• Sleek & Space-Saving: The compact round silhouette allows it to tuck into small corners while still making a major visual impact.

Product Details:

• Material: Premium Cement Fiber (Concrete Aesthetic).

• Shape: Round / Cylindrical.

• Texture: Hand-Carved Geometric Patterns.

Material : Cement fiber

Size : : L 13 x W 13 x H 18 inch

Due to the natural and authentic craftsmanship of our products, subtle variations in color, texture, and finish are to be expected. These unique 'imperfections' are a feature of its beauty and are not considered defects, but rather a testament to its individual character.