The Hammary Root Ball Dining Table is built around something genuinely rare: a base carved from Loropetalum root wood, where the gnarled, organic forms of the root system become the table's entire visual argument. Because no two roots grow alike, every table arrives with its own character — a different silhouette, a different play of grain and natural color. It's the kind of piece that draws people in before they've even sat down.
Resting on top of that sculptural base is a 60-inch round of beveled, tempered glass. The glass keeps the root structure fully visible from every seat and angle, and the beveled edge catches light in a way that feels considered rather than incidental. At 60 inches round, the table seats six comfortably and holds its presence in a room without overwhelming it.
