It looks like it works. My only concern would be, does it not work with your counters.

That’s my question. Few people say table will look great with counters but I’m a bit worried it might take away from them

Agree with @Patricia Colwell Consulting about table styles. What does the kitchen counter pattern look like? All I see is the white edge - are the whites in table & counter the same? I think it would be really important that they be the same tone & shade of white because that table will look like an extension of kitchen counters - if one is more yellow or creamier I think it’ll look like a mismatch simple because they’re so similar.

The counters are Caesar stone empira white so they are a bright white. The table is softer. The couch and sofa are old and are going just there for now until newer black leather and sofa (more contemporary) arrive.
We haven’t put set up yet but we will

Counter on left table on right

I don’t want just clear glass as you’re always cleaning it

@Helene Walford Based on the colors I see on my monitor, I wouldn’t put that table in your kitchen next to your counters. In a separate room, ok but not next to each other. If you really like that look, how about investigating cost of having exactly the sized top you need fabricated from Ceasarstone? Not sure where you’d acquire the base but I’m sure there’s a source for that too. If this is doable cost wise, you could also match your counter edge finish to for a really custom job!

Have you looked at Tulip Tables? They come in all sizes.

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