Aviation Furniture Dining Table from Flamant Engine by Jean-Pierre Carpentier

A dining table made from a 19th century ship's steering wheel, upon an antique binnacle with bronze feet, English, circa 1850. With a modern glass top.

The Nieves table combines natural materials from two elements wood and stone to create an elevated table that stimulates the senses. Starting with solid wood that is sourced as close to home as possible, our designer Kirk Van Ludwig of Autonomous Furniture...

French dining table attributed to Pierre Cardin, 1970s. Polished brass bi-color metal base with glass top.

This beautifully detailed dining walnut table designed in 1951 by Finn Juhl for Baker Furniture has several of Juhl's trademark sculptural details. 29.5" h X 68" long (table has two...

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...

A dramatic round table featuring 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...