Phoenician Pillar

In a hallway that runs long and empty, the Phoenician Pillar gives the eye somewhere to land. It is shaped as a classical column, tall and plain-shafted, with a hand-worked surface that carries the softened edges of old stone. The composite body means all that height comes without the immovable weight of masonry, so the piece can travel from an entry to a living room corner as your furniture plan changes. Set it against a plain wall and the silhouette does everything; set it beside pattern and it quiets things down.