Lewis Cocktail Table

Style

• The Parsons design has traditional roots, but it’s just at home in a modern space
• Works with almost any design style
• Built out of solid cherry or maple
• Cherry wood has a visible grain
• Maple’s appearance is more uniform with subtle grain
Wood finish options:
• Natural Cherry (blond with reddish undertones)
• Seasoned Cherry (a medium brown finish with subtle nicks and marks)
• Derby Cherry (a dark brown wood finish)
• Kettle Maple (medium brown finish)
• Shoreline Gray Maple (a medium gray finish)
• Kona Maple (a medium-dark brown finish)
• Stout Maple (a dark brown finish)
• White Painted
• Lambswool Painted (off-white with hints of gray)
• Stoney Brook Painted (medium gray with darker striations)
• River Rock Painted (charcoal gray with blue undertones)
• Black Painted
Great for:
• Fresh Traditional
• Glamour Queen
• Modern Natural
• Neutral Industry
• Updated Vintage

Usage

• The flush mounted drawer gives it a sleek look while providing storage for remotes
• Lower shelf is great for books, magazines or blankets
• Our finish protects wood from water better than oils and traditional lacquers do. In most instances, a small puddle of water will fully evaporate before creating any damage to a table top. No finish can protect solid-wood from the damages that can occur from extreme heat or cold. Always use a coaster or other protective padding when placing hot dishes or cold beverages on your furniture.
• Keep wood furniture away from direct sunlight.
• Dust regularly with a soft, non-abrasive cloth, always following the grain of the wood. You will not need to oil or wax your furniture. Clean with a soft damp cloth, then quickly wipe dry. DO NOT USE SILICONE BASED POLISHES.

Maker

Located in the heart of the Appalachian Mountains, Gat Creek builds furniture by hand from solid wood that’s been responsibly harvested from nearby forests. Its craftsmen take pride in both what they create and how it is created, resulting in stylish pieces that demonstrate respect for nature, fine workmanship, and award-winning design. Read more about Gat Creek here.