Rohza Brass Accent Table

Cast aluminum is an exceptional choice for furniture due to its high strength-to-weight ratio and inherent resistance to rust and corrosion. Unlike wood, which can warp in high humidity, or iron, which may rust, this aluminum table provides the weight and look of solid metal while remaining durable and easier to move when rearranging your space.

This table is specifically designed for space efficiency. With a compact 16-inch diameter lily-pad top and slender tripod legs, it has a small physical and "visual" footprint that keeps a room feeling open. Its round shape is particularly beneficial in tight urban apartments or high-traffic areas, as it eliminates sharp corners that can be a hazard in narrow walkways.

A common design rule is that an accent table should be within two inches of the adjacent furniture's arm height. At 21 inches tall, this table is ideally scaled to pair with most contemporary sofas and accent chairs, providing a convenient surface for a drink or a lamp without overwhelming the profile of your seating.

Yes, this piece is designed with customer assembly in mind. This allows for more secure packaging and efficient shipping to ensure it arrives in perfect condition. The tripod leg design is straightforward to assemble, typically requiring only the attachment of the legs to the cast aluminum top.

The tripod base is a classic architectural choice for stability, as three points of contact naturally balance themselves even on slightly uneven flooring. The cast aluminum construction provides a sturdy center of gravity, making this piece more tip-resistant than lighter, hollow-frame alternatives found in this size category.

Yes, the aluminum frame makes this table highly suitable for humid or coastal environments where moisture in the air can often damage other materials. Because aluminum does not contain iron, it will not rust. The antique brass finish is applied to further protect the surface, ensuring the piece maintains its contemporary aesthetic even in challenging climates.

Based on our material care expertise, we recommend using a soft, dry microfiber cloth to dust the surface regularly. To preserve the antique brass finish, avoid using harsh chemical cleaners, abrasives, or citrus-based polishes, which can strip the protective coating. For occasional deep cleaning, a slightly damp cloth followed immediately by a dry one will keep the aluminum top looking pristine.