André R. Cordemeyer Tables

Beautiful rectangle coffee table designed by George Mathias for Maho, Belgium 1970's This table is made in very nice travertine and shows a brass etched and signed inlay by Maho. O...

This coffee table was conceived within the close collaboration between Dom Hans van der Laan and the Dutch architect Jan de Jong during the postwar reconstruction period in the Nethe...

A solid oak coffee table likely designed and produced in the Netherlands, c. 1970s. Light scuffing along outside edge of tabletop. Dry cracks in a few places throughout. Overall D...

A rare and charming example of Dutch Mid-Century Modern design, this compact side or coffee table—Model No. 535—was created by industrial designer Wim Rietveld and produced by the pi...

An elegant piece of minimal Dutch design from the early eighties. Reminiscent of Poul Kjaerholme’s work the simple construction consists of a metal frame which rests on top of a cont...

Vintage Travertine Coffee Table By Peter Draenert, Netherlands 1970s. Solid travertine construction with very light wear and use.

Mid-Century Square Wooden Coffee Table by Derk Jan de Vries - The Netherlands 1960s.

This coffee table, model 100, was designed by Kho Liang Ie for Artifort in 1974. It has an extruded and andonized aluminum base with a smoked glass top. This table is in a very good ...

Bauhaus coffeetable or conference table by W.H. Gispen with a lino top. High quality timeless design, after almost 100 years it is still very stable, sturdy and only shows small sign...

Netherlands, 1950 Lava stone top with brass detailing, slate octagonal base. Attributed to Paul Kingma. Please note chips to edges of surface as noted in 2nd photograph. 38 1/8”w x 3...

A quintessential example of Dutch functionalist design, this (marked) dining table or desk table by Gispen for Delft Technical University embodies the refined simplicity and durabili...

I was inspired by the ingenious ways in which evolution solves problems. In this constantly evolving and brutaly competitive world, one could argue that nature is experimenting with new ways to survive through mutations. After some topological insect wing research, I found an ideal subject called the Neotibicen Pruinosus, a species of Cicada. This organisme has beautifull, light and strong wings structures meant to be recreated into my design. Almost all wood used in this piece is repurposed from an old family table. That table was made out of solid good quality Teak. for the wing structure I laminated teak veneer with epoxy and carbon fibre. The translucent table...