Eiffel coffee table designed by Laurie Beckerman

The square box table is exactly that -- 4 open boxes resting on their diagonals so as to conveniently function as places to store all your magazines a...

This is an elegant yet highly functional coffee table. The tabletop and four filing unit legs are delivered as separates but are then easily assembled together by laser cut slits in ...

Fabricated in laser-cut steel and then powder coated in any color. Tabletop is Lucite with glass as an option. The cut out circles may also be filled in with Lucite so to better func...

This versatile and welcoming round coffee table made from laser-cut steel and topped with 1/2" lucite. The cut-out circles can also be filled in with lucite to better store all your ...

N2 coffee table by Aaron Scott Dimensions: D 122 x W 122 x H 41 cm Materials: bleached cherry, Glass. Also available in other woods: bleached walnut, walnut. Brooklyn-based ...

Loch coffee table by Aaron Scott Dimensions: D 137.5 x W 137.5 x H 36 cm Materials: atlantic cedar, glass. Also available in other woods: bleached cherry, walnut. Brooklyn-ba...

In a balancing act, this coffee table abstracts and celebrates the idea of the absurd. The “Sisyphean Table” is a utilitarian sculpture piece that is both elegant and surprising. A simple glass surface sustained by two hand-turned wood pieces...

Pierre Salagnac, Elan coffee table Material: Bronze, glass Dimensions: L 152 x W 74 x H 40 cm Year: 2022 Limited and numbered edition of 8 pieces + 4 AP, handmade in France. - Bespoke dimensions and bronze patinas upon request. Recently acquired by the Mobilier National as part of the Elysée collection, the Elan coffee table epitomize Pierre Salagnac mastery of age-old craft of working bronze into beautiful artifacts. Pierre Salagnac is a master bronzesmith, sculptor, and designer. As a graduate of the famous Ecole Boulle in Paris, he was able to learn in-depth the three specific skills that make up the age-old craft of working bronze into beautiful artifacts: mounting, turning, and chiseling. After twenty years spent directing the finest French bronze workshops, Pierre Salagnac is now thriving within his own studio and is, at last, devoting himself to his art as a craftsman-sculptor making metal bloom into life. His perfect mastery of the bronze techniques allows him to set the material free and express the form it contains. He reveals the organic curves of nature in the metal block with great talent. Pierre Salagnac has made a name for himself in the world of interior...