Boheme Table (also known as Aviator Table or Metal-Wrapped Dining Table)
Table (Dining Table) · Industrial / Contemporary Transitional (21st Century) · Likely manufactured by contemporary lifestyle brands such as Restoration Hardware or similar high-end industrial furniture importers
Type
Table (Dining Table)
Style Period
Industrial / Contemporary Transitional (21st Century)
Material
Aluminum sheet metal cladding with visible rivets, solid wood and engineered wood core for the pedestal base
Age Estimate
Contemporary, manufactured within the last 10-15 years (circa 2010-present)
Dimensions
Estimated 30 inches in height and 60 inches in diameter for the round top, accommodating 4 to 6 chairs comfortably
Origin
Modern mass-produced, likely manufactured in Asia for global furniture markets specializing in industrial-chic decor
Designer/Maker
Likely manufactured by contemporary lifestyle brands such as Restoration Hardware or similar high-end industrial furniture importers
Value Estimate
Retail value estimated between $1,500 and $3,500 depending on the specific brand, retailer, and whether it is sold as a set with the chairs
Description
The Boheme Table features a striking round top wrapped in pie-segmented aluminum panels reminiscent of vintage aircraft fuselage construction, accented by industrial riveting. This bold metallic surface is supported by a substantial, rustic turned wooden pedestal base that adds a warm, traditional counterbalance to the cold, industrial top.
Key Features
Segmented aluminum sheet top, exposed structural riveting along radial seams and edges, and a heavy carved pedestal base blending industrial and rustic aesthetics
Color & Finish
Silver-grey distressed metallic finish on the aluminum top with antique brass or steel tone rivets, paired with a weathered, whitewashed brown wood finish on the pedestal base
Construction Method
Modern manufactured assembly, combining metal sheet fabrication with bolted and riveted surface treatments over a sturdy wooden or engineered wood pedestal base
Joinery & Craftsmanship
Industrial fabrication with visible metal seams, rivets, and sturdy bolted pedestal construction designed for heavy domestic use
Wood Grain & Species
Weathered wood grain visible on the pedestal base, typical of distressed pine, mango wood, or oak with a grey wash
Surface Treatment
Brushed and distressed metallic plating on top with hand-applied finishing and wire-brushed wood staining on the base
Upholstery Details
N/A for the table itself, though accompanied by upholstered wingback dining chairs in a neutral light beige or grey fabric
Hardware & Fittings
Decorative industrial rivets and bolts lining the perimeter and radial seams of the tabletop
Origin & Provenance
Modern mass-produced, likely manufactured in Asia for global furniture markets specializing in industrial-chic decor
Condition Notes
Likely in excellent or very good condition given its contemporary origin, with intentional distressing built into the finish to mimic authentic antique industrial wear
Interesting Facts
The aesthetic of metal-wrapped furniture was heavily inspired by mid-20th-century aviation design, specifically the aluminum panels used on WWII fighter planes like the Spitfire
Cultural Significance
Reflects the popular interior design trend of industrial chic, which repurposes factory and aviation materials for residential luxury living
Similar Pieces
Restoration Hardware Aviator dining collection, spitfire metal tables, and steampunk-inspired dining furniture
Care & Maintenance
Clean aluminum surfaces with a soft, damp cloth and dry immediately; avoid abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals that can pit the metal finish. Use coasters and placemats to protect against scratches
Value Estimate
Retail value estimated between $1,500 and $3,500 depending on the specific brand, retailer, and whether it is sold as a set with the chairs
Sustainability Notes
Uses recyclable metals like aluminum, though long-term sustainability depends on the manufacturer's ethical sourcing of wood and labor practices