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Chabutra-Inspired Center Table

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Chabutra-Inspired Center Table

The community chabutras of India’s old neighbourhoods

A circular top and rhythmic textured base draw on the chabutra, the shared pavilion at the heart of a traditional Indian neighbourhood. Its story of gathering and connection is expressed through a grounded form and warm natural materials.

Materials
Natural wood, metal accent
Dimensions
900 × 900 × 400 mm Width × depth × height
Designed by
The architects of Aavran
Made
To order, with your choice of finishes. Delivered across India.
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01 / Every angle

Seen from every side.

Chabutra-Inspired Center Table, front view
Front view
Chabutra-Inspired Center Table, base detail
Base detail
Chabutra-Inspired Center Table, top detail
Top detail
Chabutra-Inspired Center Table styled in a room
02 / In the roomThe community chabutras of India’s old neighbourhoods

03 / Craft & materials

Made to be lived with.

Key features

  1. Inspired by traditional community chabutras
  2. Clean, contemporary circular form
  3. Textured wooden base with rhythmic detailing
  4. Premium wood and metal combination
  5. Sturdy and functional design for modern living spaces
  6. Custom sizes, finishes and materials available

Material palette

  • Walnut wood Natural finish
  • Antique brass Metal accent, brushed finish
  • Teak wood Matte finish, optional
  • Terracotta ceramic Decor, optional
  • Natural fibre rug Styling suggestion

04 / A heritage that inspires

Heritage story

The design is inspired by the community chabutras found in India’s traditional pols, which have historically been spaces for gathering, conversation and connection. The rhythmic, textured base reinterprets this architectural element in a contemporary form. By blending traditional design language with modern craftsmanship, this center table brings a sense of history, community and warmth to today’s homes.

The design study

Thought through.
In every detail.

Explore the architectural reference, material palette, proportions and different views from the Alaya catalogue.

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Chabutra Table Catalogue by Aavran
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