Stratos, Dining Table from the Stratos Line by Gas Studio

The asymmetrical composition for this console is a wild yet harmonious combination of several metals, wood and lacquer. Materials: Natural macassar top 100 % gloss, black lacquer,...

The asymmetrical composition for this console is a wild yet harmonious combination of several metals, wood and lacquer. Materials: Natural macassar top 100 % gloss, black lacquer,...

This table has its unique way of overlapping its surfaces to keep both function and aesthetics Hand patinated silver and gold leaf, Grey sycamore 100% gloss, polished stainless steel...

Art Deco small dining table in the manner of Ruhlmann with a stepped and molded top and overhang, raised on a curved platform base, with ni...

Quartz dining table from Georges Amatoury Studio in teak Burma, metal and polished stainless steel.

The lustrous dining table of the Mikado line, portraying a dynamic base with a transparent top. By Georges Amatoury Studio, 2012.

"Metric" dining table designed and manufactured by Charles Hollis Jones. The table is also available in chrome, brass or nickel and we have one in stock. Measurements: Table...

Sleek dining table executed in Lucite and nickel designed in the 1970s by the Lucite icon, Charles Hollis Jones. The table is part of Charles Hollis Jones "Waterfall" line which it w...

Step into the realm of vintage elegance with this exquisite 1970s Lucite dining table, a remarkable piece from the illustrious Gourmet "Waterfall" line by Charles Hollis Jones, the American pioneer of acrylic furniture design. This stunning table showcases the designer's flair for integrating industrial materials into functional art. With its sleek glass top poised on a sculptural Lucite and brass frame, the table embodies the postmodern aesthetic that Jones is celebrated for. The brass elements have developed a perfectly aged patina, adding character and a touch of warmth to the cool transparency of the Lucite. Measuring an impressive 42 inches by 78.5 inches and standing 29.25 inches tall, this table commands attention and makes a grand statement in any dining space. Charles Hollis Jones, renowned for his innovation in using acrylic and Lucite, has pieces featured in the Smithsonian and the homes of numerous high-profile clients. His work is synonymous with luxury and timeless appeal, making this table not just a piece of furniture, but a collectible work of art that holds its value and style over time. Imagine this dazzling piece as the centerpiece of your dining room: it is versatile enough to complement an array of interior styles. In a glam interior, it would add a layer of sophistication with its shimmering surfaces and metallic accents. Paired with a minimalist decor, it would bring a bold yet uncluttered statement, allowing the transparency of the material to speak volumes. For a mid-century modern setting, the table's clean lines and material innovation would resonate with the period's design ethos. Even in an industrial loft, the combination of glass, Lucite, and brass would harmonize with exposed brick and metal fixtures. Whether styled with plush velvet chairs...

Leonardo dining table by Daniele Daminelli (Italy, 2021) Capsule Colection REINASSANCE Dimensions: 400 x 93,5 x 81,5 cm Materials: Carved wood an...

Khram Dining Table by Aède Studios Dimensions: D 100 x W 200 x H 75 cm. Materials: Figured mahogany. Available in figured mahogany or oak. Custom materials are available on demand...

Tremezzo dining table by Studio Emblématique. Dimensions: W 285 x D 95 x H 76 cm Materials: Stone grain Pushing the boundaries, going the extra mile to find the extraordinary pi...