Curate Mohito Spot Table

The Curate Mohito Spot Table, part of Century's Curate collection, is a distinguished piece of fine furniture — grounded in classical proportion and the time-honored traditions of fine furniture. The Curate collection is a thoughtfully edited line of globally inspired forms that unites natural stone, hand-forged metal, and fine wood in compositions of modern sophistication.

Every piece in the Century line is built with solid hardwood construction with mortise-and-tenon joinery, hand-applied finishes, and carefully fitted top surfaces that reward close inspection. Each surface is finished by hand in Century's Hickory, North Carolina workshops, where decades of practice yield a depth and clarity of finish that only skilled artisans can achieve. This piece is available in finish options including "Peninsula", "Mink".

This piece serves as both a functional surface and a sculptural accent, with a natural place in living rooms, entry halls, and bedroom sitting areas. It pairs beautifully with upholstered seating, floor lamps, and curated decorative objects and integrates seamlessly with other selections from the Century range. It is especially well suited to formal living rooms, traditional libraries, and master suites appointed with period-appropriate furnishings and classic textiles.

Century Furniture has been handcrafting heirloom-quality furniture in Hickory, North Carolina since 1947 — a legacy built on solid hardwood construction, hand-applied finishes, and designs that improve rather than diminish with the passage of time. American Home Furniture is a proud authorized Century dealer, offering the complete Century collection with the assurance of factory-authorized service and support.

Dimensions & Specifications

• Product Weight: 0.07 lbs
• Category: Living

Color & Style

• Style: Classic · Transitional

Shipping & Returns

• Free shipping on orders over $150
• 30-day return policy on most items
• Authorized dealer — full manufacturer warranty applies
• Handcrafted in Hickory, North Carolina since 1947