Ash End Tables

The Sottsass-inspired “Sass Tables” are simple, sculptural accents for any interior space. Made from stacked wooden bases and a honed marble top, Sass Table...

The Sottsass-inspired “Sass Tables” are simple, sculptural accents for any interior space. Made from stacked wooden bases and a honed marble-top, Sass table...

The Sottsass-inspired “Sass Tables” are simple, sculptural accents for any interior space. Made from stacked wooden bases and a honed marble top, Sass table...

The Reader Side Table XL in ceramic and wood was designed for Piscina by Piscina's principal designer Natalie Shook.  Piscina won Best New Designer as Well as Best in Show for this n...

Born from need, the frame series is something easy, but unique. Not a reinvention of the wheel, but a colorful cube with some sexy surfaces. Unbounded op...

The Oriel III side table features a blackened solid ash base which has been burned in the traditional Japanese shou sugi ban technique. This technique when used on ash reveals the deep richness of the open grain and creates a unique black quality which is heightened by the hand rubbed oil finish. The cantilevered top and waterfall joined leg in highly figured elm complete the structure. The unique elm plank has been stabilized with the use butterflies. This is done on the underside so as to not impose on the character of the figured elm has been cerused to further highlight the grain that flows from top to leg. The heightened contrast is created both in color and in form. The mass of the black leg frame serves as a perfect balance to the the cerused and cantilevered top. The overall effect is a highly sculptural table that is ultimately very functional. Each element is selected, shaped, joined and finished so as to create a unified design. The Oriel table is designed and made at the Black Creek Designs studio in New Canaan, CT by Thomas Throop...

This Oriel 2 side table features a blackened solid white oak base which has been burned in the traditional Japanese shou sugi ban technique. This technique when used on oak reveals the deep richness of the open grain and creates a unique black quality which is heightened by the hand rubbed oil finish. The cantilevered top and waterfall joined leg in highly figured elm complete the structure. The unique elm plank has been cerused to further highlight the grain that flows from top to leg. The heightened contrast is created both in color and in form. The mass of the black leg frame serves as a perfect balance to the the cerused and cantilevered top. The overall effect is a highly sculptural table that is ultimately very functional. Each element is selected, shaped, joined and finished so as to create a unified design. The Oriel 2 side table is designed and made at the Black Creek Designs studio in New Canaan, CT by Thomas...

Austrian Biedermeier (19th Century) round ash wood end table with scroll leg and open cradle base with flip top.

Shown in multiple material combinations, the San Simeon end table features custom-made hardware and hand applied finishes. Dimensions (as pictured): 18" W ...

Each table features a dramatic freeform top of banded onyx, displaying swirling hues of amber, honey, rust, and cream. Natural concentric rings, crystalline inclusions, and rugged ed...

Unique signed table by Jörg Pietschmann Materials: Ash, bog oak Measures: H 49 x W 157.5 x D 44.5 cm In Pietschmann’s sculptures, trees that for centuries were part of a landscape a...

A triangular ash table with an inset cream leather top over two web strap magazine holders.