Ash Conference Tables

The Tribal Table uses large scale hot-rolled steel, the concept, albeit not literal, is for the front of the table to represent the bow of a ship, and the back legs the rudder. These 3/8” thick hot-rolled steel legs are not symmetrical but rather slightly offset to deliver tension between the fore and aft ends. Designer Kirk Van Ludwig chooses metal plate that has natural patina during the rolling process, showing hints of mill scale and deep colour revealing depth and story, inspired by massive ocean freightliners. The Tribal tabletop in torched and fumed oak uses ancient Japanese shou-sugi-ban technique with a proprietary finish developed at Autonomous Furniture for a lifelong finish. The Tribal table is equally suitable as a dramatic dining table or elevated home office desk. Modern blackened wood and raw steel table...

Iconic Mid Century dining table designed by Robsjohn Gibbings for Widdicomb. This example is in very good, original condition, showing only light wear consistent with age. Specifically, an inconsequential veneer flaw at the corner, and light cosmetic wear - please see images. The table opens to accept a large ( 20 in W ) leaf ) extending the width from 72 to 92 inches. This listing is for the dining table only.

The Georgia Extendable table in White Oak, with rounded corners for a softer look with a removeable table leaf for large or intimate gatherings. Allowing for maximum chair clearance,...

A dramatic round table featuring a solid wood tabletop, shown in Torched Oak, set on a thick blackened steel base. The curved conical base is meticulously curved and joined to create a virtual seamless connection, acting as a sculptural form. The 8-degree taper helps form depth and an intrinsic value to the piece. Designer Kirk Van Ludwig wanted the table balanced allowing for a person to sit on the end of the table without any movement, this was achieved through the use of 3/8” thickness and a large steel flange. The Alexandra table...

The modern design of the Ease dining table features a geometric and angular aesthetic. Beautifully handcrafted from grey stained hand selected wood, accentuated with warm, luxurious brushed copper or contrast veneer chamfered corners. The detailing follows through to the pedestal base on a copper plinth...

The first version of the Frame table was designed by architect John Pawson for his own family farmhouse in the Cotswolds. The Frame table collection is a great example of warm minima...

Immerse yourself in the essence of contemporary elegance with the Tribal Boardroom Table by Autonomous Furniture. Inspired by the majestic ocean freightliners, this table is a bold testament to craftsmanship and innovation. Crafted with precision using large-scale hot-rolled steel, the Tribal Table's design evokes the bow of a ship, instilling a sense of forward momentum and purpose. The asymmetrical legs, resembling a ship's rudder, create a dynamic tension that symbolizes movement and direction. But it's not just about aesthetics – functionality meets sophistication with a solid Vancouver Island Alder frame and a torched Oak inlay tabletop, showcasing the ancient Japanese shou-sugi-ban technique. This combination of materials not only exudes luxury but also tells a story of depth and resilience. Designed for the modern workplace, the Tribal Boardroom Table seamlessly integrates AV solutions, ensuring seamless collaboration and communication among team members. Its customizable options allow you to tailor the table to your specific preferences, making it the perfect centerpiece for any professional setting. Crafted with sustainability in mind, each piece is meticulously manufactured to benefit the circular economy, reflecting our commitment to environmental stewardship and social responsibility. Designed by Kirk Van Ludwig, a seven-time Designer of the Year finalist for Western Living magazine, the Tribal Boardroom Table is more than just furniture – it's a statement of innovation, collaboration, and timeless design. Elevate your office space with this masterpiece and set the stage for success and inspiration. - Contemporary boardroom table using...

The Charlevoix has a very clean and simple design. It has a solid ash top finished in slate gray to go along with the brushed steel base. The solid top is elevated above the base sli...

A sparkling forest of legs supports a majestic block of wood with strong, lively outlines. Il Pezzo 8 Black Table shows its black and gold colors as an eclectic, elegant match you ca...

We love the way the grain shouts when you blacken Ash so we modified our Magnolia Dining Table to highlight it. A mix of Modern and Japanese design the Magnolia Conference Table features blackened-ash, a modern trestle...

The first version of the Frame table was designed by architect John Pawson for his own family farm house in the Cotswolds. The Frame table collection is a great example of warm minim...

La Basilica is an architectural dining table designed by Mario Bellini in 1978 for Cassina, Italy. Long variant, seats up to 8 chairs. It is constructed of thick solid European Ash ...

This is an authentic & iconic table designed by Charles and Ray Eames and was first produced by Merman Miller in 1964. The 6 ft long table having a blond ash top and raised on black ...

Vintage coffee table made by Jitona company in the former Czechoslovakia in the 1970s. Ashwood and elm wood veneer. In very good Vintage condition.

A solid block of walnut held up by what seems to be a casually arranged group of glittering legs. A composite of contrasting elements, massive and sophisticated, strong and passionate; Il Pezzo 6...

Elevate your office space with the Georgia Walnut Boardroom Table by Autonomous Furniture – a pinnacle of sophistication and elegance. Crafted from solid black walnut, this sturdy and luxurious table exudes timeless charm while fostering collaboration among team members. Designed with functionality in mind, the Georgia Table seamlessly integrates AV equipment with tailored grommets, ensuring seamless communication in the workplace. Customizable options are available to suit your preferences, making it the perfect centerpiece for any professional environment. Crafted by Kirk Van Ludwig, a eight-time Designer of the Year finalist, this table is a testament to modern design and innovation. With a commitment to the circular economy, each piece is meticulously manufactured to benefit both your workspace and the environment. Embrace the beauty of natural solid wood with the Georgia Walnut Boardroom Table – where style meets functionality. - Contemporary boardroom table using...

The Georgia table is a dining table that shows well in many environments. At home in modern farmhouse, contemporary, or new traditional. Allowing for maximum chair clearance, if you're looking to maximize seating, this is the table. Sporting a stunning view of end grain on the legs at the perpendicular connection. The Georgia table is constructed (shown in Black Walnut) in solid 2" thick, double tennon joinery, and finished in a food safe, scratch resistant, stain resistant all natural hard wax oil. The Georgia table is intended for easy living and maintenance, many family meals, and a work of art to last a lifetime. Designed by Kirk Van Ludwig, seven-time Designer of the Year finalist for Western Living magazine. A modern furniture aficionado. 92" L x 42" W x 29" H. Tailored sizing available. Black Walnut with oil and wax finish. Other wood species available such as White Oak, Whitened Ash, and Torched...

Solid wood Edi tables are always made by order, and the end result is a beautiful solution for any kind of space, with any chair.

Crafted from solid Vancouver Island Alder, this table exudes strength and luxury, setting the stage for productive meetings and fruitful discussions. Customizable adaptations for AV equipment ensure seamless integration of technology, enhancing communication and connectivity among team members. Personalize the table with your entity's name and logo, infusing it with a sense of identity and pride. Commissioned by the W̱SÁNEĆ School Board, this table pays homage to their history and culture with Indigenous artwork and torched CNC carving, symbolizing the life cycle in the forest. Engraved strips of recycled paper composite material signify progress and innovation, embodying the values of sustainability and forward-thinking. Designed by Kirk Van Ludwig, a seven-time Designer of the Year finalist, the Georgia Boardroom Table reflects his commitment to contemporary design and environmental stewardship. Tailored to benefit the circular economy, each piece is a testament to craftsmanship and innovation. Transform your office into a space of inspiration and collaboration with the Georgia Boardroom Table – where tradition meets modernity, and excellence knows no bounds. Experience the difference of Autonomous Furniture – where every piece tells a story of heritage, innovation, and timeless elegance. - Contemporary boardroom table using...

Oak table Czech Mid-Century Modern Material: Ash and lacquered steel Period: 1960-1969.

The Ban table uses whitewashed Western maple, influenced by Scandinavian design, set on 3/8" curved hot rolled steel legs. The table is grounded both visuall...

Black rectangular table and natural wood rhombus base laminate 1970 maple. Very reminiscent of the style of Afra and Tobia Scarpa for Maxalto ...

We love the way the grain shouts when you blacken Ash, so we modified our Magnolia Dining Table to highlight it. A mix of Modern and Japanese design, the Magnolia Conference Table fe...

The Ban Transparent Table by Autonomous Furniture - Crafted with utmost precision, this stunning dining table is a testament to our commitment to disrupting the modern home with our dramatically contemporary furnishings. Made from the finest Black Walnut, its rich, natural beauty is truly captivating. The tabletop appears to float, creating an illusion of weightlessness, while the flawless one-inch curved clear acrylic legs add a refined touch of sophistication. As light and energy effortlessly pass through this transparent masterpiece, your dining space becomes infused with an ethereal ambiance that is simply mesmerizing. We take pride in our sustainable practices, and the Ban Transparent Table is no exception. The museum-grade clear acrylic legs are not only visually stunning but also crafted with the highest quality standards. Built to last for generations, our acrylic material is optimized to ensure minimal waste, aligning perfectly with our 50-year furniture mantra. It is a symbol of brilliance that will stand the test of time. Designed by Kirk Van Ludwig, a seven-time Designer of the Year finalist, this contemporary dining table is a true testament to his unparalleled talents. His impeccable eye for minimalistic lines and innovative use of mixed materials has made his pieces a global sensation, showcased in over 14 countries. With its dimensions of 92" L x 40" W x 29" H, the Ban Transparent Table offers ample space for unforgettable gatherings and memorable moments. And if you desire a tailored size, we are more than happy to accommodate your specific needs. Immerse yourself in luxury with our Ban Transparent Table, available in Black Walnut with an all-natural hard wax oil finish. Should you prefer a different aesthetic, we also offer the option of White Oak, Whitened Ash, and Torched Oak. Enhance your dining experience and indulge in the beauty of this modern masterpiece. Pair it with our coordinating Ban Console Table, featuring metal or curved acrylic...

Expandable dining table by Pierre Guariche & Atelier de Recherche Plastique Table with ash extension by Pierre Guariche for Les Huchers Minvielle, 1955. Revarnished tray in perfe...

Jo Nagasaka’s Udukuri is named after the Japanese hand-carving technique used on the Douglas Fir tabletop, which is then covered with bright epoxy resin, to create a strikingly diffe...

"We all have forests in our minds. Endless, unexplored forests." Table with inlaid birch and ash top and black painted iron feet with satin brass details. Designer Stefano Trapani ha...

Elegant table in blackened wood and ash veneer, in the style of Maison Raphael, circa 1960 Good condition, polish to redo.