Villa & House Hollis Coffee Table

The surface features a hand-hammered finish with a distinct paisley-inspired pattern. This creates a tactile, uneven surface that adds depth and visual interest compared to a standard smooth metal table.

To preserve the finish, dust the table regularly with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive sponges, as these can strip the antique patina and damage the textured cladding.

Yes, the table weighs 90 pounds, providing a substantial, stable base that is unlikely to slide during normal use. We recommend using felt pads on the bottom edges to protect your flooring from the metal base.

Absolutely. Because of its structured, monolithic waterfall design, the Hollis works well as a standalone piece or placed side-by-side to create a larger, more dramatic coffee table arrangement in spacious living areas.

Because the cladding is hand-hammered and finished with an antique treatment, there may be slight variations in the texture and tone of the brass. This is a characteristic of the artisanal process and ensures each piece has a unique, one-of-a-kind appearance.