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Ebonized Walnut Gathering Pedestals

Ebonized Walnut Gathering Pedestals - Main image
$70 $360 In stock

Category: Skrivebord

The best design fulfills a need; the rest is superfluous.

We love the art of organization, especially for its ability to elevate the everyday. Our Wms&Co. pedestals invite you to group together objects for the sake of efficiency and aesthetics. Unlike other trays, they lack the raised edges that can obscure contents, allowing for a full display of your vignettes. On a desk, the pedestal perfectly accommodates our color-edged pads and planners. Elsewhere, the various sizes are suited to hold bedside necessities, perfumes, even books.

Handcrafted by a Texan woodworker with a subtly carved rough-hewn surface texture that reflects light beautifully and prevents items from rolling off. The beveled bottom makes the pedestal appear to float.

This listing is for solid Walnut in an Ebony finish, also available in Pale Ash. Ebony stain is not food-safe.

Small is sized to hold our Medium-Long size pads and Daily Calendars, along with pens or pencils. The medium accommodates our large square pad and 2 small pads (or pencil holders, catch-all dishes, etc). The large is sized for a coffee table arrangement.

Part of the Wms&Co. signature line, designed by JP and Allison Williams. Explore the collections wide range of offerings here.

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Eva S. ★★★★★

The ebonized walnut finish is what sold me, and in person the grain still shows through the dark tone instead of looking flat. I've got three grouped on my desk holding pens, a small plant, and my keys, and it finally looks intentional instead of cluttered.

Robert H. ★★★★★

Didn't think I needed little pedestals until my desk stopped looking like a junk drawer. The ebonized walnut finish is warmer than the photos suggest, and now my pens and clips actually have a home instead of rolling around.

Zoe ★★★★★

The grouping idea actually works, I've got three of these on my desk holding pencils, a small plant, and my coffee mug. They're heavier than they look, so nothing tips over when I bump the desk.