Coffee Tables

The Lake end table masterfully balances organic and geometric shapes, enhanced with the beauty of natural materials. The end table blends sinuously into the environment with its wooden base embellished with the refined finishes used for the top, which are inspired by nature. The result is a strong aesthetic impact that does not overlook the functionality of a spacious surface made of glass, ceramic, or marble.

The delicacy of the curves and soft shapes of the Blur table become new furnishings for the living environment. With the textured glass that filters light, the Blur end tables, made entirely of cast glass, become real decorative objects.

Ipanema Coffee Table, with their essential presence, complete the timeless elegance of the chairs. Like the entire Ipanema collection, they are available with a metal structure with a matt black nickel finish that supports and secures the precious 10 cm thick rectangular marble top. The coffee tables are available in Grand Antique marble finish, a high quality material, and in polished Frakè solid wood.

As relevant today as it was when first designed by Arthur Umanoff in the 1950s, the reissued Umanoff Side Table balances walnut and brass on its rounded top and tripod inspired frame to create a table that challenges convention. Despite its decidedly small footprint, the versatile piece makes a big impact as a mid-century modern design for a glass of wine, mugs of coffee or a delicate vase.

Celebrated designer Sabine Marcelis introduces a new product: the Dew dining table. Dew marks a departure for Sabine. She’s translated her unique form language into a wooden object, resulting in a sculptural object composed of simple organic shapes. Sabine embraced this new material, working with the wood’s grain to create an experience that’s both visual and tactile.

From the extensive Supernova family small tables in different heights and sizes, with stoneware or wood tops that are oval or round, rectangular or square with rounded corners. The base is metal with an exposed hemispherical head.