'Less Table' by Jean Nouvel

These are “Less Less” Tables, initially designed in 1994 by Jean Nouvel for use at the Fondation Cartier in Paris. These examples were produced in Italy in 2005 by Unifor. The li...

Super chic 1980s dining table in cedar burl with brass trim by Jean-Claude Mahey. The vibrant matched grain burl top is bordered in brass with brass edges a...

Dining or writing table, with a mahogany parqueted top and 2 original end leaves (in stained raw wood).    

Art Deco table by J. Halabala from 1940s. Art Deco table by the famous Czech designer J. Halabala, 1940. Jindrich Halabala, (a Czech designer ranked among the most outstanding creat...

Art Deco table by J. Halabala from 1940s. Art Deco table by the famous Czech designer J. Halabala, 1940. Jindrich Halabala, (a Czech designer ranked among the most outstanding cre...

A Dining table by Joaquim Tenreiro made of solid Imbuia with beautiful grain and veins. A wide solid wood border underlines the modernity of the lines. The table can be use as a ...

The supermetal table, taking its name by the solely use of metal, is inspired by the lightness of energy infrastructures. The table features a thin, ...

The Markus desk is a sculptural yet understated table by Jacques Jarrige—an evolution of his Luca table, here reimagined with a more pared-down and architectural sensibility. Designe...

The local sawmill produces lots of waste wood. Adorable bits and beautiful types but all different in size. That makes them hard to use for a regular production. The common thought is to sell it as firewood. Tin is a type of metal that melts at a relatively low melting point of 232 degrees Celsius. Once it has molten it is just liquid enough to flow around the bits of wood, filling up the gaps. Its temperature is just not hot enough to burn the hardwood resulting in metal that flows around the hardwood and solidifies in cloud like shapes. Not any glue or screws are used keeping the wood together. Only a combination of leftover hardwood and old tin pots and plates were molten into in a collection of stools, tables and coffee tables. Year - 2012 Material - leftover hard wood, recycled tin...

Dining table or desk designed by Yngve Ekstrom, produced by Swedese, Sweden, 1960s. Very good condition with small signs of usage.