Coconut furniture made from shell left over after the fruit is processed, cut into small pieces and set by hand into a mosaic surface. Eleven pieces: a coconut shell coffee table in four shapes, five accent tables, a wall mirror and a counter stool.
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What makes a coconut shell table different?
The surface is the whole argument. Shell is cleaned, cut and laid piece by piece over a formed base, then sealed, so the pattern is built rather than printed. Every shell differs, which means no two tables carry the same face. A coconut shell coffee table such as the Mila Round Recycled Coconut Shell Pedestal Coffee Table reads as texture from across a room and as mosaic up close. The Mosaic Rectangular Recycled Coconut Shell Coffee Table suits a longer sofa, and the Juliette Square Recycled Coconut Shell Storage Accent Table adds hidden storage in the same finish.
How do you preserve a coconut shell surface?
The seal is what you are protecting, not the shell itself. Skip abrasive cleaners and scouring pads, which dull it over time, and keep anything cold on a coaster, because condensation sitting in the seams between shell pieces is the one thing that shortens the finish. A soft dry cloth handles daily dust. Anything sticky comes off with a lightly moistened cloth, dried straight after.
Read how recycled coconut shell is made, or browse all sustainably sourced furniture and decor and accent and side tables.