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Midas Side Table - Warm Burl

Name: Midas Side Table - Warm Burl
Brand: OKA
SKU: A19772-1-12-1671-10
Price: 995 GBP
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£995

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Midas Side Table - Warm Burl

£995

In Greek myth, everything Midas touched would turn to gold, therefore it seemed a fitting name for our Midas Range, with its touches of gold on the bun feet and metal plates at each corner. The beautiful and unusual grain of the wood is produced from highly sought-after burl wood - this is a cross section of the knots that form on trees, and so features a swirling pattern referred to as a 'wild grain', that requires highly skilled craftsmen in order to cut it without splitting the wood.

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Perfect for:

Living Room

What makes this unique

rectangular
gold bun feet
freestanding
warm burl veneer
compact
gold-toned hardware
boxy

Dimensions

55 × 45 × 55cm

width × depth × height

Product Specifications

Ash Burl WoodOak WoodGold

Warm Burl

Perfect for

Living Room

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Price

£995

Felix Insights

Interior Design Perspective

The Midas Side Table brings warmth and understated glamour to living rooms that need a touch of personality without drama.

Crafted from ash burl wood with oak accents and gold-finished bun feet, it's visually distinctive—the grain pattern ensures no two pieces are identical. This works beautifully beside a sofa or armchair in rooms with mixed metallics or warm neutrals; the burl's organic movement pairs well with both modern and traditional schemes. The gold detailing feels intentional rather than trendy, lending a gentle luxury. Bear in mind: burl wood's natural variations mean it's best appreciated as a statement piece rather than part of a matching set.

— Felix

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Oka

Founded in 1999 by Sue Jones and Lucinda Waterhouse, Oka brings globally-inspired luxury home furnishings to discerning customers. Drawing from Asian and European influences, the...

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