Geometric wood and Glass Multi-Level Coffee Table

Over-sized smoked glass with L shaped wood legs make this cocktail tables a stunning addition to any room .

Beautiful 1970s Geometric Bronze finish base with glass. Glass top is 47.75" Diameter and the base is 33.75" b...

Danish Modern style carved teak base in an wave shape with oval glass top.

Brushed Bronze, rosewood and smoked glass coffee table by Tom Lopinski for Dunbar.

Beautiful Lucite legs with beveled edges and cross stretcher with beveled glass top. This lucite is thick and a high quality piece that will surely be a statement in anyones living s...

Helix Spiral Lucite and glass coffee table.

Modern solid wood and glass pedestal by Pierre Sarkis from Celine Collection. Inspired by the roots and branches of a tree that represents life and beauty. Elegant pedestal with temp...

Impressive hand carved drum shape reclaimed mango wood coffee table. Charred, sanded and sealed with a natural oil finish revealing the beautiful wood grain. The Triple Burnt Coll...

Reclaimed teak wood with a beautiful organic shape. Finished with a natural oil revealing the stunning wood grain on the sides and top. The final image is shown with a palm petrified...

Reclaimed teak root coffee table. Hand carved into this beautiful shape whilst respecting the natural organic wood. We have added a polish to the top for a slight bone contrast and p...

Impressive reclaimed teak wood coffee table or pedestal both usable and sculptural. Glass can be added to the top. Finished with a natural oil revealing the stunning wood grain. Full...

Set of two coffee tables with a black pedestal base in painted die-cast aluminum and an oval-shaped top in white lacquered wood. These two tables were manufactured in the 1990s in the style of the designer Eero Saarinen Eero Saarinen was a Finnish-born-American architect born on August 20, 1910. Son of an architect and sculptor, Eero went to public schools in Michigan and in 1929 joined Académie de la Grande Chaumière in Paris to study studied sculpturing. Later he studied architecture at Yale University from 1931 to 1934 and won a chance to travel around Europe and North Africa from 1934 to 1935. Eero started off his professional life from the United States by doing research about housing and city planning with the Flint Institute of Research and Planning in Michigan, in 1936. After working here for two years he joined his father’s firm in 1938. The first international recognition for Eero came during his collaboration with his father. It started off with a chair design and later in time, this duo of father and son managed to win many other competitions for their innovative designs and projects. Furthermore, he went on with furniture design for quite a long period of time. After the death of his father in 1950, Saarinen founded his own firm ‘Eero Saarinen & Associates’ in Birmingham, worked there until the time of his death in 1961. During this time he dedicated a huge chunk of his time for furniture design and other home furnishing design ideas. Some of his major architectural structures and contributions to the field of design are: the Bell Labs...