Objet d art Tables

This 1960s vintage folding table perfectly embodies the functional philosophy and minimalist aesthetics of Mid-Century Modern design. Rich, warm wood grain pairs seamlessly with slee...

A refined side table by Jacques Adnet. The table features slender bamboo-form metal legs and a leather-trimmed frame accented with exposed rivet details.

A Spanish wooden table from the 1860s. Its simple, robust construction is defined by a solid rectangular top and trestle base. The aged surface and natural patina reveal the characte...

Designed by Swiss architect Mario Botta, this dining table presents a captivating interplay between industrial power and organic delicacy. Characterized by a heavy black steel base—e...

This vintage side table from IKEA’s earlier archives showcases a distinct Italian design influence, hailing from an era when the Swedish brand daringly experimented with playful post...

Designed in the 1950s by legendary French designer Pierre Paulin for Thonet France, the "CM 172" desk epitomizes mid-century minimalist functionality and refined structural balance. ...

A refined square coffee table by Isamu Kenmochi, one of the leading figures of postwar Japanese modern design. Created in the 1970s, the table embodies Kenmochi’s signature approach—...

Designed by Tadaomi Mizunoe and produced by Tendo Mokko, this elegant square dining table embodies the refined simplicity of Japanese modern design. Crafted with a wood veneer top o...

Designed by Saburo Inui and manufactured by Tendo Mokko, this iconic low coffee table is one of the defining works of postwar Japanese design. Constructed using Tendo Mokko’s pionee...

A refined side table designed by Mitsumasa Sugasawa and produced by Tendo Mokko in Japan. Defined by its clean geometry and carefully balanced proportions, the piece embodies the und...

A coffee table designed by Isamu Kenmochi for Yamakawa Rattan. The model T-3030 exemplifies Kenmochi’s distinctive approach to Japanese modern design, combining natural materials wit...

A pine dining table designed by Charlotte Perriand. Defined by its T-shaped base and visible joinery, the construction reflects Perriand’s enduring dialogue between functionality and...

A pine low table from Savoie, France. Its quiet presence, balanced proportions, and straightforward construction reflect the practical elegance of alpine interiors. A versatile piece...

Wall-mounted console desk by Charlotte Perriand. The elongated wood top and slender metal supports reflect Perriand’s approach to functional alpine interiors — minimal, architectural...

Spanish wooden desk from the late 19th century, with drawers on both sides and a simple framed structure. The worn surface, repairs, and aged patina give the piece a quiet presence s...

A rare and authentic example from the Chandigarh project in India, this teak writing desk by Pierre Jeanneret reflects the architect’s rational yet sculptural design language. Charac...

Primitive wooden small table, hand-carved from solid wood. Its organic form, weathered surface, and quiet asymmetry reflect the natural character of the material and the passage of t...

A rare and elegant dining table designed by Philippe Starck and produced by the Driade. This piece reflects Starck’s early design philosophy, combining minimal structure with sculptu...

Solid pine small table designed by Charlotte Perriand . The construction is expressed through its T-shaped base and visible joinery, reflecting Perriand’s functional and architectura...

A functional and characterful adjustable side table. The design features a chrome tubular steel frame on casters and a height-adjustable mechanism. The bent metal structure gives the...

A refined French dining table designed by Pierre Gautier-Delaye. Constructed in solid wood, the table features a softly rounded rectangular top supported by tapered cylindrical legs ...

A wood table by Galerie l’Orme, crafted in solid elm. The rectilinear form and visible joinery echo the language of the matching wall unit. Compact yet substantial, it functions beau...

Square top table designed by Charlotte Perriand for the Les Arcs ski resort project in France. Featuring a softly pink-toned square top and a black iron pedestal base.

Handcrafted in India, the glass table reflects Jeanneret’s commitment to local materials and artisanship, with beautifully joined teak frames and bold yet balanced proportions. Per...

Spanish wooden table with a single central drawer. The simple plank top, tapered legs, and exposed joinery reflect a vernacular, utilitarian approach to furniture making. A quiet yet...

A wooden table by Charlotte Perriand, embodying her philosophy of honest materials and functional beauty.　The restrained construction and warm wood surface reveal a quiet balance bet...

Small antique wooden table from Spain, the mid-19th century. Defined by its modest scale, hand-crafted construction, and richly worn surface, the table carries a quiet architectural...

Small French wooden table from the 1980s, featuring a minimalist open-frame structure and warm natural patina. Its compact size and sculptural simplicity make it ideal as a side tabl...

Antique bistro table by Louis Vuitton, featuring a rectangular marble top and a sculptural red-painted metal base with cross-bracing. A striking example of French Art Deco design, co...

A side table designed by Pierre Guariche for Steiner, part of the VOLANTE series. Characterized by its minimalist construction, the table features a slender metal frame paired with a...

A rare table designed by Georges Frydman for EFA. Defined by a clear modernist language, the table combines a warm wooden top with a slender black metal frame, achieving a precise ba...

Simple, sturdy construction with warm natural patina. A piece selected for the Les Arcs environment, reflecting its functional Alpine aesthetic.

A simple and warm desk produced in Savoie, crafted in the workshop known for manufacturing furniture for Les Arcs project. Clean lines, solid construction, and a natural wood patina ...

A solid wood dining table designed by Pierre Jeanneret for the Chandigarh project. With its tapered legs and thick rectangular top, the piece exemplifies Jeanneret’s architectural pu...

A free-form dining table designed by Charlotte Perriand for the Les Arcs ski resort. The thick pine top and folded metal legs reveal Perriand’s architectural sense of balance between...

Solid wood with a rich patina, showing traces of authentic craftsmanship. The reversible tabletop can be used on either side — one with original workshop marks, the other smooth and ...

A solid elm side table by Pierre Chapo. This compact design reveals Chapo’s architectural sensitivity — a perfect balance of proportion, structure, and material integrity. Constructe...

A solid wood table by Pierre Chapo, defined by its precise construction and the natural beauty of its joinery.

This unique vintage table has been expertly crafted from antique elements, giving it a distinct character. The base is made of a large stone, with a metal plate dividing the piece, i...

This work table has an atmosphere reminiscent of an inorganic laboratory from France. Its' matte, slightly rough texture and the rust visible in places where the paint has peeled of...

This is a low table with a modern design from Italy. The frame is made of wood with an ivory lacquer finish and has a slightly dark glass top. The earthy colors and form give it a s...

This round glass top coffee table exemplifies the elegance of Italian mid-century design. The sculptural wooden base, constructed from interlocking beams with exposed metal bolts, su...

A rare and authentic example from the Chandigarh project in India, this rectangular table by Pierre Jeanneret reflects the architect’s rational yet sculptural design language. Charac...

A pentagon-shaped dining table produced in France for Les Arcs project. With its distinctive geometric top in solid pine and sturdy steel base, the table reflects the rustic yet mode...

A striking dining table created for Les Arcs project. The solid wooden top rests on a robust industrial-style base, balancing warmth with structural strength. The restrained geomet...

A coffee table by Afra & Tobia Scarpa, combining the warmth of solid wood with the clarity of a glass top. The bold frame, with its precise joinery and geometric rhythm, reflects the...

A minimalist wood coffee table designed by Pierre Gautier-Delaye. Defined by its clean rectangular form and straightforward construction, the piece embodies the quiet elegance of Fre...

This model of table was designed by engineer Inai Saburo, who supported the early development of Tendo Woodworking. The tabletop has no corners and features beautiful curves flowing...

A refined example of Japanese modernist design, this low table reflects the harmony of proportion and material that defined the era. Executed in warm-toned wood with a framed top and...

A dressing table designed by Pierre Jeanneret for the Chandigarh project. This piece features Jeanneret’s signature V-shaped legs in solid teak, a vertical mirror supported by a bol...

An iconic sculptural coffee table designed by Massimo and Lella Vignelli for Casigliani. This striking piece embodies the designers’ signature clarity, while maintaining its graphic ...

A unique and visually striking table produced as part of the Gavina collection. This piece features a matte black leather-wrapped top and a geometric stainless steel base — a bold in...

A true icon of Scandinavian modernism, this elliptical dining table was designed by Piet Hein and Bruno Mathsson and manufactured by the renowned Danish brand Fritz Hansen in the 199...

Huge antique table with single drawer that assumed to had been used at painter's atelier. Excellent taste that made with a long period of time.

This is a unique piece from a furniture series created specifically for one of the remarkable historical events – the 1968 Winter Olympics. This table comes from the athletes' bedro...

The antique low table, that was crafted from old Japanese wood. The top panel has been roughly shaved and showcases various marks and scratches that tell a story of its history. It...

The "Locus Solus" table, that was designed by the renowned architect and designer Gae Aulenti in the 1960s. Known for her ability to blend art and functionality, Aulenti incorporate...

Pierre Jeanneret was a renowned Swiss architect and designer, best known for his close collaboration with his cousin, Le Corbusier, in the development of modern architecture and furn...

Charlotte Perriand – Les arcs 1800 Dining Table, 1970s The chair in the image is not included.

Charlotte Perriand – Low table from Essarts-Pelvoux vacation village , 1950s. Quantity: 1