Kew

KEW is a bunch of little round tables where the presence of metal joined with different materials reviews the enormous metal nurseries of the Victorian age present in the Kew Botanical Gardens.‎ The evidently basic metal casing covers little primary refinements, for example, the marginally disposed four-beam base that disguises the inherent feet.‎ The focal plinth, into which the top is embedded, is cone-shaped.‎ The table top is thick and comprises of two unique materials.‎ The surface can be made of marble or wood while the somewhat erupted side edge is constantly made of leather.‎ Kew is the ideal ally for the Kensington series yet it can likewise be joined with any upholstered seat or sofa.‎