Aristo M .24 Side table

Design

The Aristo M .24 side table from Capital is all about clean lines and quiet confidence. A circular top rests on slim, carefully drawn metal legs, giving the piece a light, almost suspended look. Nothing feels accidental. Every angle is considered, but the result stays relaxed, not overdesigned.

Boatto Martino Studio shapes the proportions so the table works beautifully on its own or in a pair. The silhouette is discreet enough to sit beside a sofa or lounge chair without taking over the scene, yet it still reads as a design piece the moment someone looks closer.

Materials & Build

A metallic-finish base anchors the table, bringing a clear, crisp reflection to the room. Above it, the top is offered in either solid wood or a lacquered finish, so the mood can lean warmer and more organic, or more graphic and sleek. The contrast between the cool metal and the softer top gives the Aristo M .24 a distinctive, balanced character.

An under-top in lacquered finish subtly ties structure and surface together. It keeps the profile slim while reinforcing the build. At around 61.7 pounds, the table feels reassuringly substantial, not delicate, and that weight adds welcome stability in daily use.

Comfort & Proportions

With a height of about 21.3 inches and a diameter of roughly 22.8 inches, the table is sized for easy reach from a sofa, armchair, or lounge seat. Drinks, a book, a tablet—there is enough space for what matters, without the top feeling oversized or intrusive. The scale supports comfortable everyday gestures: setting something down without looking, sliding items aside during a conversation, keeping essentials close without clutter. It is comfort expressed through proportion rather than padding.

Placement & Longevity

Part of the Service Tables 2024 collection, this piece adapts well to different settings. It can sit between two armchairs in a living room, serve as a side table in a bedroom, or quietly elevate a reception area or suite. The footprint stays compact, so it slips into tighter layouts while still giving a generous, usable surface.

Over time, the mix of metal and wood or lacquer is meant to stay relevant rather than seasonal. Finishes are selected for regular use, not just occasional moments. The structure feels solid in the hand and under the glass, suggesting a table designed to live with an interior for many years, not just a single project or trend.