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Anami Outdoor End Table
Regular price
$599.00
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DESCRIPTION
Warm, modern and effortlessly inviting, Anami's sculptural silhouette captures the ease of coastal living. Handcrafted of solid teak, Anami's surfaces feature a painted treatment that reveals layers of soft, sandy tones creating a look reminiscent of wood aged by the sun. Whether it’s a lazy afternoon basking on a sectional, or hosting a garden party around a dining table, Anami’s sculptural silhouettes invite you to unwind and gather in comfort and style.
- This collection is crafted from sustainably harvested solid teak wood, selected for its natural beauty and durability.
- Artisan-crafted teak finishes are hand-applied using a wire brush to subtly distress the wood followed by staining the pigment onto the surface and then sealed for added protection.
- Small imperfections may expose underlying teak wood. If left uncovered, finishes will gradually fade and acquire a beautiful silvery-grey patina (typical of untreated teak wood), adding unique character to your piece.
- Teak hardwood contains natural oils that repel insects, prevent drying, and resist moisture. Teak is also resistant to fungal decay, rotting, and warping due to temperature or humidity.
- Tabletops are crafted from layers of high-strength glass fibers, Styrofoam, and reinforced concrete to create a lightweight yet exceptionally durable, weather-resistant composite.
- Finished tabletops are varnished with a water-based topcoat for added protection.
- Protect your outdoor furnishings with resilient Agora® covers—specifically tailored to fit Arhaus outdoor collections. Call, email, or live chat with our Design Team for details.
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Email: contact@maisonlumiere.in
Whatsapp: +1 (786) 796-8061
Business Hours: Monday – Saturday | 10 AM – 7 PM
Our team will get back to you within 24–48 business hours.
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Anami Outdoor End Table
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