Two tones of weave cross each other here, black resin against natural water hyacinth, producing a geometric pattern across a drum-shaped side table. It stands 18 inches high on a 17.75-inch round footprint, a scale that lands beside a chair arm or under a trailing plant.
Black resin strands and natural hyacinth reeds alternate through the braid, so the pattern comes from the construction rather than from paint applied afterward. The high-contrast result holds its own as an accent in a neutral room, reading as a textile object with the function of a table.
Water hyacinth supplies the organic texture while black resin adds a material that shrugs off handling, a blend chosen for the look as much as the durability. Natural fiber alone gives a uniformly tan surface; mixing in resin is what allows the dark half of the geometric pattern to exist.
Eighteen inches of height puts the top near the armrest of most upholstered chairs, and the 17.75-inch diameter is wide enough for a lamp base, a stack of coasters, or a potted plant. With no corners, the drum tucks into the angle between two seats where a square table would leave a gap.
Round coffee table 31.5 inches across with a rustic ashwood top and black steel legs crossing at midpoint.
Weathered multi-colored trunk, 29 inches long, closing with an anchor clasp over board games and blankets.
