A square 34-inch cocktail table, 17 inches tall. The Oil Slick finish is a deep glossy metallic-black with the industrial-contemporary character Conrad brings – reads urban loft, downtown modern, or gallery-style rooms.
17 inches tall is slightly lower than the typical 18-inch cocktail height – reads architectural, mid-century-influenced. Square 34-inch shape suits a two-facing-sofa arrangement or a modern sectional; the geometry reads intentional, not defaulted-to.
Pair with the Conrad Spot Table (18 inches) as the accent piece beside a modern armchair. Oil Slick’s dark finish contrasts against lighter modern upholstery – creates visual weight in a room that might otherwise read too pale.
Questions & Answers
What is Oil Slick as a finish?
Riverside’s name for a deep glossy metallic-black finish with subtle color variance – reads industrial-modern and contemporary. Not a matte black; more sophisticated.
How is 17 inches different from standard 18-inch cocktail?
Slightly lower – mid-century modern references. Requires slightly more reaching from a standard-height sofa but reads more architectural.
What sofa style pairs with Oil Slick?
Modern and contemporary – track-arm, low-back, mid-century designs. Not for traditional pillow-arm sofas or Mediterranean-styled rooms.
Does the tabletop scratch easily?
Standard finish over hardwood – wipes clean with mild soap. Sharp metal objects (keys, jewelry) can scratch; use a tray for those.
Is the finish real oil-based?
The name references the visual – deep glossy metallic-black – not the finish method. Standard Riverside wood-finish construction.
