Part of COASTAL COLLECTED — a six-part room series by June Hastings inspired by the warmth and charm of rooms near the water. A stylish mid-century coffee table featuring a sculptural faux bamboo base supporting a shaped brass gallery frame with inset glass top. Warm brass, clear glass, and bamboo-inspired detailing capture the relaxed sophistication that made Hollywood Regency and Chinoiserie-influenced furnishings so popular during the 1960s and 1970s. The faux bamboo base is crafted with turned bamboo-form stretchers and legs, creating visual interest from every angle while maintaining an open, airy presence. Above, the stepped brass gallery adds an architectural quality that softens the rectangular form and lends the table a refined decorative character. At 38 inches long, this versatile table is ideal for apartments, sitting rooms, sunrooms, or layered living spaces where a traditional coffee table might feel too large. Equally at home in coastal, Palm Beach, traditional, and transitional interiors, it offers both function and style in a compact footprint. JUNE'S THOUGHTS Though the table was made decades after the Art Deco period, that layered, architectural edge immediately caught my eye. It gives the table a sense of rhythm and refinement that elevates what might otherwise be a simple brass-and-glass cocktail table. I also appreciate the contrast between the crisp geometry of the brass frame and the warmth of the faux bamboo base. The combination feels formal enough for a traditional room, yet relaxed enough for a coastal or Palm Beach interior. It's the kind of piece that quietly ties a room together while still rewarding a closer look. PLEASE NOTE: The styled interior image is a computer-generated rendering created for visual inspiration. For accurate color, condition, and detail, please refer to the accompanying photographs. #04550JWH