Our Cosmopolitan Espresso Cafe Table rental in Chicago pairs a 35.5-inch round walnut-brown top with a white tulip pedestal at 28.5 inches. It seats four, and the dark top anchors a bright room and hides marks through a long dinner.
| Weight | 26 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 35.5 × 35.5 × 28.5 in |
The Cosmopolitan Espresso Cafe Table pairs a 35.5-inch round top in a deep walnut-brown finish with a white tulip pedestal, standing 28.5 inches tall. The dark surface against the bright base is the whole character of it, and it is the version to order when an all-white table would disappear into the room.
A darker top earns its place twice. It anchors a bright space that might otherwise feel like it is floating, and it sits comfortably next to wood elements such as our 6ft and 8ft Wood Bars. It is also the practical choice for a long dinner, since rings and marks that would show on white simply do not read on espresso.
Everything else carries over from the collection. The pedestal is a single flared stem on a round dished base, so there are no legs at the corners and chairs pull in from any position around the table. A 35.5-inch round seats four comfortably at 28.5 inches, and our Bellini chairs at an 18-inch seat are the natural pairing.
Because the base is identical across the Cosmopolitan café tables, espresso mixes cleanly with the white and gold versions rather than looking like a substitution. We deliver, set, and strike throughout Chicago and the suburbs, including Salvage One, the Bridgeport Art Center, downtown venues, and corporate campuses across Chicagoland.
Dimensions: 35.5″ Diameter x 28.5″ H
A deep walnut-brown surface with visible grain, set on a white tulip pedestal. The contrast between the dark top and the bright base is what separates it from the all-white tables in the collection.
No, the pedestal and base stay white. Only the top carries the dark finish, which keeps the table from reading as heavy and lets the base disappear into a light floor.
In two ways. Visually it anchors a bright room that would otherwise float, and it sits naturally alongside wood elements like our Wood Bars. Practically, a dark surface hides rings and marks through a long dinner far better than white does.
Yes, and it reads as a deliberate mix because the pedestal is identical across the collection. Some clients run espresso tops through a dining area and white through the rest of the floor.
