Sycamore Lox Table by Suzanne Guiguichon

Large oak coffee table by Rene Gabriel from the reconstruction period . Located in New York.

Coffee table from the 1950's, lacquered black metal frame and perforated metal magazine rack. Table is top in black opaline.

This coffee table is the perfect rustic element for any interior. Hand Felled during the 1860’s from a single board of solid sycamore wood, it has gained a fantastic patina from year...

This exquisite 1950s French modernist pine low table, executed in the true Modernist spirit, embodies the essence of timeless elegance and functionality. Characterized by clean lines, minimalist form, and a harmonious blend of function and aesthetics, this piece encapsulates the essence of mid-century design. Crafted with precision from high-quality pine, the table's warm and inviting tones exude a sense of organic charm, perfectly capturing the spirit of French modernism. French modernism, renowned for its innovative approach and artistic ingenuity, emerged in the mid-20th century as a response to the changing socio-cultural landscape. It sought to break away from ornate, traditional styles and embrace a more contemporary, forward-looking aesthetic. French modernist furniture...