Scarlet Splendour Coffee and Cocktail Tables

Onda table works on the juxtaposition of volumes and finishing. A wavy organic extra-thin top on architectural chunky cylindric legs. Like a paper sheet th...

Onda table works on the juxtaposition of volumes and finishing. A Wavy organic extra-thin top on architectural chunky cylindric legs. Like a paper sheet ...

Square brass coffee table. Located in NY.

Unique Hand Made Coffee Table in Patinated Brass, Europe, 1970s. This is a truly unique coffee - or side - table in wonderfully patinated brass. A great design, very timeless and ...

A Chinese Qing Dynasty period low Kang coffee table from the 19th century with square top and hand-painted medallion in the center. An exemplar of oriental allure and historic charm, this Chinese low Kang coffee table hails from the prestigious Qing Dynasty period, 19th century, and serves as a captivating conversation piece. With its square top and delicately carved base, the table exudes an aura of antiquity and dignified elegance that is sure to enrich any interior space. The table's square top is an inviting canvas that cradles a hand-painted medallion at its center. This medallion is a testament to the impeccable artistry of the time, as intricate designs are rendered with precision and flair. The carved base is another chapter in this tale of craftsmanship. The details showcase an affinity for finesse and an adherence to traditional woodworking techniques that were revered during the Qing Dynasty. This carved foundation not only provides stability but adds an ornamental charm that is simply mesmerizing. Notice its weathered appearance, which tells tales of its journey through time. The patina, wear, and character that have been embraced by the wood over the years bring a sense of authenticity and historical depth. This timeworn charm connects...

Hand-aged brass pairs with curvilinear black marble in our showstopping Archer Table. Statement essentials make everyday life special & our Archer Table is a room-changer. We love this table in a laidback setting, imparting casual elegance with a touch of whimsy. We always return to nature and this playful form is an abstraction of the pretty petals our frisky pup Archer loves to sniff. It’s distinctive shape is combined with honed marble and aged brass. If you like a living finish as much as we do, try this piece outdoors—the hand-aged brass develops a lovely patina over time. Dimensions: 45.5”DIA x 15”H All of our pieces are benchmade in Los Angeles by local artisans. Current lead time: 16 - 22 weeks + transit time. Enquire about customizations, alternate materials & finishes, as well as expedite options. Cover available if intended for outdoor use, upon request. Our Archer Table is available in several finishes: Stone Options: + Nero + Travertine + Rojo + Ceppo Base Options: + Hand Aged Bass + Blackened + Polished Unlacquered Brass Please note: Natural stone can have a substantial variation from one piece to the next. The last image shows our finish options currently offered. Please keep in mind that the variation that occurs in nature is part of its beauty and is what makes each piece unique. Hand-aged finishes may be slightly different from one item to the next. It is a living finish that may darken or patina with time, depending upon the final use and environment. An outdoor furniture cover can be quoted upon request. About August Abode...

Coffee table, oak, metal, Europe, 1970s. Modest coffee table in oak. The rounded corners and outlines of this piece of furniture is striking. The table top contains a brown lacquer...

Italian mid-century square coffee table attributed to the designer, Vittorio Dassi made in circa 1950. Designed with a teak body and supported by brass feet. Dimension: W 70 x ...

This is our original small round table, "PRIVATE TABLE". We carefully disassembled the usable parts of antique furniture that had outlived their usefulness, and breathed new life in...

The bell table by Sebastian Herkner turns our perceptual habits on their head, using the lightweight, fragile material of glass as base for a metal top that seems to float above it. ...

The Bell table by Sebastian Herkner turns our perceptual habits on their head, using the lightweight, fragile material of glass as base for a metal top that seems to float above it. ...

A Guillerme et Chambron coffee table with four small end tables underneath could also been used a stools