Stone Top Tables
                    Uplifted strength without bulk or heaviness. 
                    
                    Stone Top Table intends to strike a balance between heavy and light. I   work with ferrous metals that are malleable, durable, strong and heavy.    Metal comes from stone which is also strong and heavy, but each piece   of stone can be unique with different characteristics. I looked for ways   to combine a stone table top with a steel base.
                    
                    Strong and light. The Stone Top Table design floats a stone top on a steel   framework meant to express strength without heaviness. The table’s legs   are cut and crafted from structural steel stock commonly known as   “angle iron.” I used carefully finished welds at the exposed corners of   the frame and I used hidden welds to join the legs to the frame. This   creates a strong support with a light and uplifting appearance.
                    
                  Have it made. Stone   Top Tables have been commissioned to suit particular pre-selected stone   tops up to 40” square, 250 lbs., and the steel bases have been made   with a variety of finishes. I like to work with stone tops that have   character and individuality, and I enjoy proportioning and finishing   each table base to suit.
Stone Top Table published in:
                    "500 Tables: Inspiring Interpretations of Function and Style"                    (p. 221 - Lark Books, May, 2009).