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About Tables

About Castro Lighting Tables

Castro Lighting tables extend the brand’s Portuguese brass craftsmanship beyond lighting into refined furniture for living rooms, entrance areas, suites, and representative interiors. Hand-finished in Porto, these pieces combine sculptural metalwork with glass, mirror, or marble tops, creating balanced surfaces with a strong decorative and architectural presence.

Many designs relate naturally to Castro chandeliers, pendants, and wall lamps, making them especially suitable for interiors where a coordinated material language is important.

Craftsmanship & Materials

  • Solid brass frames in polished, satin-brushed, hammered, or aged finishes
  • Tops in clear glass, smoked or bronze mirror, and selected stone such as marble or onyx depending on the model
  • Carefully resolved underside detailing, felted feet, and protected contact points for sensitive floor finishes
  • Hand assembly and levelling for clean geometry, stability, and consistent finishing

Typologies & Design Language

  • Coffee tables that structure lounge areas without unnecessary visual weight
  • Side and lamp tables suited to sofas, armchairs, and reading corners
  • Console tables with slimmer proportions for entrance halls, corridors, and gallery walls
  • Nesting and layered compositions that echo Castro’s decorative brass detailing and rhythm

Proportion, Placement & Care

  • Coffee tables are usually most balanced when sized in proportion to the seating group
  • Console tables work especially well below mirrors or artwork where vertical alignment matters
  • Surface protection, coasters, and softer contact materials help preserve glass, stone, and patinated metal finishes
  • For heavier stone tops or larger formats, overall weight and floor compatibility should be considered during specification

Applications

  • Living rooms, libraries, entrance galleries, and bedroom suites in private residences
  • Lobby settings, lounge groups, tea rooms, and suites in hospitality interiors
  • Reception spaces, show flats, executive apartments, and other representative environments
  • Both heritage and contemporary schemes where designer brass tables contribute material depth and structure

Specifications & Options

  • Available finishes may include polished or satin brass, nickel, chrome, bronzed, and aged patinas
  • Top options can include clear or smoked glass, mirror, and selected stone surfaces depending on the model
  • Product information typically includes overall dimensions, heights, top thickness, finish details, weight, and care notes
  • Selected projects may allow custom sizes, patinas, stone selections, and coordination with companion Castro lighting