Calix Side Table
Designed by Baxter P for Baxter
Made in Italy
A sculptural side table with sinuous curves and rich materiality, Calix brings warmth and refined elegance to modern living spaces. Its organic form and polished black finish create striking presence while maintaining an approachable, livable character.
- Solid lime wood construction with polished black shellac
- Sculptural, rounded silhouette inspired by ethnic and ritual art
- Matte scratched shelf creates tactile and visual contrast for added depth
- Versatile scale adapts to multiple settings and design interpretations
Overview
Calix Side Table by Baxter captures the sculptural beauty of nature through sinuous, organic forms that recall timeless ritual art. Crafted from solid lime wood with a polished black shellac finish, this piece showcases the natural grain while its rounded silhouette brings warmth and sophistication to any interior. The matte scratched shelf introduces tactile contrast and visual depth, creating a conversation between tradition and innovation. This is functional design elevated to art—a piece that speaks to cultured, sophisticated taste.
Materials
- Solid lime wood frame
- Polished black shellac finish
- Matte scratched shelf
- Natural wood grain visible throughout
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About Baxter
Italian brand Baxter makes handcrafted luxury furniture that elevates the language of leather. Founded in 1990, Baxter draws on the century-old tradition of Italian leather making but transforms the craft through experimentation. At Baxter, the rules are often broken to create solutions that push design to new heights.
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