The side table features a tubular metal structure with gunmetal grey finish, forming a distinctive hexagonal prism design. Its hollow construction creates an interplay of light and shadow, while the saddle leather upholstery adds refined texture with raw-edge seams and contrast stitching. The design alternates three full-grain leather panels with three punched leather panels featuring geometric motifs.
A mini architectural design, Virginia Harper's 'Hudson' side table is an elegant piece that plays with light, voids, solids and material. Composed from a tubular metal structure with a gunmetal grey finish, the hollow table comes together to shape a hexagonal prism that reaches upwards in a clear reference to Manhattan's Freedom Tower, which inspired the designer when creating this piece. Completing the table is saddle leather upholstery with raw-edge seams and contrast stitching, which alternates three full-grain leather panels with three panels in punched leather with a geometric motif.
