Monumental Indian Daybed

This magnificent building facade was once part of a grand mansion in Gujarat, India. It is entirely made from Teakwood, which is highly resistant to in...

This simple wood and glass coffee table was inspired by a Hungarian Art Deco design from Budapest. The solid walnut frame holds two glass shelves and has been given a very dark coat of French polish. In the 1920's and 30's, many bold furniture experiments were undertaken in Hungary that reflected the new political and cultural thinking of the era. Many Hungarian pieces were influenced by the nearby German Bauhaus school, which emphasized simplicity and function. After World War I and unmoored from aristocratic tradition, Hungarian artists and designers looked for new inspiration. Hungarian design...

A brass-plated glass coffee table from the 1970s. During the interwar years Budapest was a hotspot of Art Deco furniture design and manufacturing. The Hungarian style was somewhat si...

A 1970s French coffee table with a movable travertine marble top and metal base, designed by Paul Michel. Contains a space in the middle for...

Dated to the mid-19th century, this grand daybed features a woven rattan top set within a richly aged elmwood frame. The low daybed is supported by four sho...

Asian Chinese (Shanxi Province) mid-19th century elmwood (yu-mu) grained daybed/coffee table with a solid top and carved cloud form scrolls on either side ...

Monumental steel coffee table with square glass top attributed to Brueton.

Vintage monumental Italian travertine coffee table designed in Italy, circa 1970s. The combination of the natural minerals that make up the travertine stone flows beautifully through...