Cascade is Keith Melbourne’s latest creation for Zenith Interiors.
April 1st, 2011
The Cascade table is sleek and streamlined and yet warm and full of character.
It combines Keith Melbourne’s talent for design and engineering and the immaculate craftsmanship of artisans to create a piece that is both visually inviting and physically engaging.
Cascade is constructed from a combination of engineered timber Block board, veneer and solid timber, which gives it solidity and warmth.
The Cascade table is perfectly complemented by the smaller Cascade benches.
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