Barberini & Gunnell Coffee and Cocktail Tables

Beautiful 1980s square travertine coffee table, made in Italy. The table's square top sits atop a hollow monolith base. Warm, exceptionally veined travertine and its boxy shape make ...

Coffee table from the Palafitte collection, made up of solid wood strips that support the veneered Canaletto walnut tops. Diameter Ø123xh.40cm. Venice, the floating city, with its ur...

A chic and elegant 1950s Italian brass swan coffee table with swan head legs and original glass. Well-made and heavy. Dimensions base: Wid...

Scroll down and click "view all from Seller" to see more than 400 other unique products. The lacquered support of this coffee table unwinds itself under the tempered glass. Glass al...

The coffee table Aka is made entirely of smoked glass. The top is circular and 60cm in diameter, while the base is obtained by gluing slightly bevelled 6mm thick slabs. Coffee table ...

GEM coffee - dining tables Combining contemporary modern style with details inspired by our glass tradition, Sabrina Landini GEM tables reinterpret our legendary links into head...

Beautiful slab of Nero Marquina, it’s almost all black with one corner covered in ivory veining. The original lacquer is in excellent condition. The table top is attached to the base making this kid...

Elegant table made of curved glass following the famous design of the Neutra table created by Rodolfo Dordoni for Fiam. A timeless table that fits into al...

Beautiful grey, white and pink marble table. The heavy eye-shaped top rests on two marble blocks with a metal structure between. This table is really standing-out.

Coffee table produced in Italy in the 1950s. The table was made from a 4-legged base in cast brass carved with figures in relief and an octagonal shaped marble top. Note: We try to...

Sophisticated brass and glass coffee table of rectangular form, with a squared brass frame, and glass top. Circa 1970’s, we believe it was made in Italy, it is unsigned. The table is...

Impressive metaphora coffee table in very good condition and with a great patina! This coffee table was designed by Lella & Massimo Vignelli in 1979. Four forms of the Euclidean geometry, the cube, the cylinder, the sphere and the pyramid, made of black marquina marble, represent the basis of the table. The marble forms support a thick clear glass top of 1,5 cm. The four elements are independent and can be positioned freely, without the table losing its own identity regardless the position of the elements it consists of. Lella Vignelli (born Elena Valle, August 13, 1934 – December 22, 2016) was an Italian architect, designer, and businesswoman. She collaborated closely throughout much of her life with her husband Massimo Vignelli, with whom she founded Vignelli Associates in 1971. She was known for the "spare, elegant style" of her architectural and Industrial Design work, as well as her management skills and entrepreneurial expertise. She is famously quoted as saying that, "If you do it right, it will last forever." Starting in the mid-1950s, Lella Vignelli's professional concentration was interior, furniture, and product design. She was also involved in the formation of the ADI (Associazione per il Disegno Industriale), an Italian professional design organization which was founded in 1956. Some of the Vignellis' notable designs from this period are their brand identity commissions for clients such as Knoll International, for which they led a comprehensive review of the company's visual presence starting in 1965; the graphic identity and logo of American Airlines, designed in 1967; as well the design of as a collection of melamine plastic stacking dinnerware for Articoli Plastici Elettrici in 1964 (later marketed in America by Heller). The Vignelli Stacking Dinnerware was still in production in 2023, nearly 60 years after it was first introduced. In 1971, the Vignellis established Vignelli Associates and opened offices in New York, Paris, and Milan. The firm's commissions included corporate identity programmes for Bloomingdale's department store in 1972, Lancia automobiles in 1978, and Ducati motorcycles in 1992, as well as the signage system for the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao in 1997. Lella continued to focus on the three-dimensional design work of the practice, and also served as Chief Executive. In 1978, the Vignellis founded Vignelli Designs, a separate company which focused on product and furniture design, and for which Lella served as president. Their furniture designs included the Handkerchief chair for Knoll (1985); the Serenissimo table...