Dieppa Design Tables

Handcrafted contemporary modular coffee table made in Los Angeles by Joseph Santiago-Dieppa, featuring a solid walnut grid top paired with a welded steel base. This custom, architect...

Limited/ made to order production. Each build is unique. With each build the steel rods flow and bend in new patterns. Photos are examples of previous iterations. Hand crafted in Lo...

A PAIR OF FRENCH PATINATED STEEL AND PARCEL-GILT GUERIDONS Each with removable galleried top above two cupboards on turned legs headed by swan-neck-shaped handles 21½ in. (57 cm.) h...

Organic Biophilic influenced design. Crafted in Los Angeles California. Solid Acacia wood. Please contact for custom shape, size and finish. The table pictured is also available. ...

Elegant solid brass and ivory lacquer table with rounded corner beveled glass top very nicely crafted with faux ivory and brass tusks, styled after Tommaso Barbi’s incredible line of...

Vintage rattan side or end tables or small coffee table with glass tops. A smaller version of these are also available.

Vintage rattan side or end tables or small coffee table with glass tops. Made in America in the late 1980s A large version of these are also available.

Crafted in solid ribbon mahogany the top and sides are made from the same slabs. Table features intersecting woodworking joinery and waterfall edges. Two lower compartments at 10.5...

Designed and crafted in downtown Los Angeles by Dieppa Design. Built from solid 1” thick steel rods and a unique heavily veined marble slab. A Unique viewing experiences from every angle. Marble top: 34.5” Height: 18 3/4” Base undulates from 34.5” wide to 43” wide This piece is a conversation of two materials. The curves of the steel are a response to the circumference of the circle of marble. The steel simultaneously mirroring and rejecting the marble’s form—steel jutting towards and away from the marble. At moments surrounding and supporting and other moments pushing against and away from the marble’s surface. The composition of the steel can also be understood as a moment of action frozen in time—a tightly wound spool of string beginning to unravel. This work proposes the idea of sculpture as furniture. Please note: the top is a sourced vintage marble slab...