William Earle

The Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum refers to William as the American Minimalist. Perhaps no other design of his exemplifies Minimalism and Modernism than his iconic 'hal' pede...

The latest from William Earle. This long pedestal is perfect for a long table or credenza. This price won't last for long ! Thank you for looking.

In the year 2000, into a design world of biomorphic forms and mid-century reproductions, I introduced the 'hal' stool. The immediate darling of the modern furniture world, the 'hal...

This table is made to order by William Earle, 26 years the American minimalist. Available in any of the finishes shown or one of your own.

A sculpted pair of pedestals, one concave on both sides and the other convex. Placed end to end they might remind one of a rolling sea... Still made by William Earle, America's Minim...

New from William Earle. A slender, sculptural base that is so indicative of the style of the American Minimalist, celebrating his 26th year as the leading American modern designer....

The kimono table features a very substantial tenon mortised into two large, round drums, shown here in American Cherry. This 8' tenon is intended to support a top at least 10' in len...

The Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum refers to William as the American Minimalist. Perhaps no other design of his exemplifies Minimalism and Modernism more than his iconic 'hal' pedestal, designed in 2000 and singularly responsible for ushering the faceted craze into contemporary American and European design. With a large glass round, this table is perfect to anchor a beautiful dining room. Choose from the Teak shown, or one of William's other suggested finishes. If none are quite perfect, William is delighted to help you choose from more than a hundred others. The glass top is 63" round and 1/2" thick, and is included in this listing. About William Earle Producer Joel Silver ( Lethal Weapon, Die Hard, The Matrix ) purchased William's first functional design - a case comprised of four separate hexagonal volumes, and immediately shipped it to his South Carolina home, the Frank Lloyd Wright masterpiece 'Auldbrass', for installation. William's 'hal' , designed in 2000, singularly ignited the faceted craze in contemporary design, and continues to be one of the most popular tables in history. William was selected to represent Surface magazine at the Salone del Mobile Milano 2004. In 2006, Ellen Lupton, the curator of the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum, when asked by Metropolis magazine to compare American and European designers, said that William Earle was more like a European and stood out as the American Minimalist. In 2008 his 'Nude Descending...

The kimono table features a very substantial tenon mortised into two large, round drums. This 8' tenon is intended to support a top at least 10' in length. All of William's pieces ar...

The Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum refers to William as the American Minimalist. Perhaps no other design of his exemplifies American Minimalism and Modernism than his iconic '...

The Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum refers to William as the American Minimalist. Perhaps no other design of his exemplifies American Minimalism and Modernism than his iconic '...

The Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum refers to William as the American Minimalist. Perhaps no other design of his exemplifies Minimalism and Modernism than his iconic 'hal' pede...