Coffee Bean

Illusion stands out with its organic silhouette inspired by the coffee bean, featuring enveloping curves of remarkable purity.

Illusion stands out with its organic silhouette inspired by the coffee bean, featuring enveloping curves of remarkable purity.

Illusion stands out with its organic silhouette inspired by the coffee bean, featuring enveloping curves of remarkable purity.

All that’s left is to scroll the newsfeed and decide what coffee beans to use for a pour-over. Designed in Brooklyn by Italian-born architect Ale Preda for Miduny, this artisanal pr...

Exceptional form, with unusual details, from the plafonnier style chains to the coffee bean style decoration around the rim. The two styles of glass is a pleasing contrast.

Eliza Southwood is an artist and illustrator who creates custom-produced works of art inspired by the professional cycling peloton using the finest dark-roasted coffee beans. Southwo...

The painting is called "Adim and Eve" The painting depicts legumes and coffee beans. Seeds as a symbol of the beginning of a new life, a symbol of procreation, transmission of the g...

All that’s left is to scroll the newsfeed and decide what coffee beans to use for a pour-over. Designed in Brooklyn by Italian-born architect Ale Preda for Miduny, this artisanal pr...

Using marks made with coffee beans Eliza draws a line between coffee subcultures and cycling.

Crafted with leather, coffee bean, rattan, and wool, it showcases textured, layered patterns and a flowing, organic shape, hung from a bamboo rod with dangling threads, adding a warm...

Leg finishes are also available in natural oak, montana brown, and coffee bean (shown) Dimensions shown: 62" x 26"d x 32.5"h Seat height 20" Seat depth 20" Leg height 6" Price shown ...

Antique Spanish Iron wall sconces with balanced proportions and hand-hewn detailing in a coffee bean hues tarnished brown copper finish. Arts & Crafts, Colonial Spanish Revival, Earl...

Fonsèque et Olive was established in 1885 and Olive had worked for the renowned Parisian goldsmith and jeweller, Lucien Falize, and went into partnership with Fonsèque- soon to be hi...

Leg finishes are also available in natural oak, montana brown, and coffee bean (shown) Dimensions shown: 78" x 72"d x 32.5"h Seat height 20" Seat depth 20" Leg height 6" Price shown ...

La Estrella was founded in 1887 in Badajoz by José Gómez Tejedor, obtaining the patent for roasted coffee in Spain in 1901. He developed and registered a Cuban trick used by miners o...

The hollowed, oval form features large, coffee-bean shaped eyes, prominent high cheekbones, and multiple piercings, showcasing the skill and artistry of the Lulua culture.

Sometimes other more original material colour her creations, such as shells, coffee beans or semi-precious stones. What is important is to make the artwork come alive, like an explos...

The face is expressively molded with coffee-bean shaped eyes. It appears to be a female figure with the genital being marked so.

This vine-like plant grows in the Eje Cafetero, the coffee-growing region of Colombia, where people use it to make baskets to collect coffee beans.

There are views of the coffee bean inside the fruit, with the outer fruit removed, showing both the whole bean and the cross-section.

Their distinctive silhouette is defined by slender cylindrical legs, a gently curved backrest, and the designer’s iconic split-seat construction, often referred to as the “Grain de C...

Each flattened link has two flat sides: one side is stamped with an abstract design resembling scattered coffee beans; the other side is hammered. Closure: The hinged snap-lever ...

This impressive piece stands over five feet tall and makes a striking decorative statement while showcasing the craftsmanship and functional design of early coffee-grinding equipment...

It offers a valuable historical look at the infrastructure and setting of a highland coffee estate at the turn of the century. The lower image captures rows of women meticulously so...

There is a creamy patina to the kaoline white faces. Large protruding coffee bean shaped eyes, a long thin nose in dark wood and a small indistinct mouth below.

Sitting upon a round yet stable base, the jar presents a bulbous body an anthropomorphic head with coffee bean-shaped eyes, a pointed nose, an open mouth, and petite ears.

Carved out of a large tree trunk with large holes for the kernels or coffee beans to fall out . Charming Patina and The light warm color of the wood is amazing.

The wicker is made from the branches of the Bejuco, a vine-like plant that grows in the coffee regions of Colombia, and it is traditionally used to make baskets for collecting coffee...

The wicker is made from the branches of the Bejuco, a vine-like plant that grows in the coffee regions of Colombia, and it is traditionally used to make baskets for collecting coffee...

The wicker is made from the branches of the Bejuco, a vine-like plant that grows in the coffee regions of Colombia, and it is traditionally used to make baskets for collecting coffee...

The wicker is made from the branches of the Bejuco, a vine-like plant that grows in the coffee regions of Colombia, and it is traditionally used to make baskets for collecting coffee...

The wicker is made from the branches of the Bejuco, a vine-like plant that grows in the coffee regions of Colombia, and it is traditionally used to make baskets for collecting coffee...

The wicker is made from the branches of the Bejuco, a vine-like plant that grows in the coffee regions of Colombia, and it is traditionally used to make baskets for collecting coffee...

The wicker is made from the branches of the Bejuco, a vine-like plant that grows in the coffee regions of Colombia, and it is traditionally used to make baskets for collecting coffee...

The wicker is made from the branches of the Bejuco, a vine-like plant that grows in the coffee regions of Colombia, and it is traditionally used to make baskets for collecting coffee...

The wicker is made from the branches of the Bejuco, a vine-like plant that grows in the coffee regions of Colombia, and it is traditionally used to make baskets for collecting coffee...

The wicker is made from the branches of the Bejuco, a vine-like plant that grows in the coffee regions of Colombia, and it is traditionally used to make baskets for collecting coffee...

Primitive handmade solid wood construction, in the original paint finish, featuring a functional hand forged iron and twine balance scale with accessories, raised on a rectangular sh...

The Notch II coffee table is built from two solid pedestal legs and a large bean-shaped white oak top.

The Miter Coffee Table II is 54” long, 32“ deep, and 16” high. The default top is rift-sawn white oak and the bases are solid white oak. Materials, finishes, and sizes may be optione...

The Revolve Coffee Table II is 54” long, 32“ deep, and 16” high. The default top is rift-sawn white oak and the bases are solid white oak. Materials, finishes, and sizes may be optio...

The Bead Coffee Table II is 54” long, 32“ deep, and 16” tall. The default top is rift-sawn white oak and the bases are solid white oak. Materials, finishes, and sizes may be optioned...

Contemporary Bean Shaped Coffee Table, Travertine

Scandinavian bean-shaped coffee table in rosewood, height 54 cm x 93 cm by 68 cm of tray.

Coffee table composed of tree roots intertwined with a bean-shaped glass top.

The stylized head faces the bowl with a solemn, determined visage comprised of coffee bean eyes, a pronounced pointed nose, pursed lips, and sensitively contoured facial planes, all ...

Single hammered brass finish side table with rock crystal quartz top. Created by Phoenix Gallery, NYC. Custom size, finish, and quantity upon request.

Pair of hammered brass finish side tables with rock crystal quartz tops. Created by Phoenix Gallery, NYC. Custom size, quantity, and finish upon request.

Pair of hammered matte nickel finish side tables with rock crystal quartz tops, created by Phoenix Gallery NYC. Custom size and metal finish upon request.

Hammered matte nickel finish side table with rock crystal quartz top, created by Phoenix Gallery NYC. Custom size, quantity, and metal finish upon request.

Zhipeng Tan has focused on the ancient technique of lost-wax casting. Through this foundry process, rich in heritage and tradition, Tan explores his interest in organic forms. Often ...

Zhipeng Tan has focused on the ancient technique of lost-wax casting. Through this foundry process, rich in heritage and tradition, Tan explores his interest in organic forms. Often ...

Bring home all the fun of the atomic age with this funky petite bean table. Boasting a unique biomorphic shape, this two-tiered table features a white laminated bottom shelf and glas...

Chapin Art Museum, Myrtle Beach, SC The Spirit of the Coffee Bean: The Coffee Paintings of Reynier Llanes (Solo Show), Collier County Museum, Naples, FL Vision: The Collection of Jon...

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The Bean Table by Ryan Mercer is a sculptural side table that embraces the beauty of organic form through soft curves and playful asymmetry. Inspired by the natural silhouette of a b...

Bean-shaped coffee table, in oak and beech wood, Italian production from the 1970s