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The Eames Wire Base Elliptical Table, famously known as the "surfboard table", designed by Charles and Ray Eames in 1951, low-profile table featuring a seven-ply Baltic birch top with black or white laminate and a distinct, structural wire-rod base. It is designed to bridge large seating arrangements without overwhelming the space. Details Material Laminated board…
The Eames Wire Base Elliptical Table, famously known as the "surfboard table", designed by Charles and Ray Eames in 1951, low-profile table featuring a seven-ply Baltic birch top with black or white laminate and a distinct, structural wire-rod base. It is designed to bridge large seating arrangements without overwhelming the space. Details Material Laminated board…
The Eileen Gray Adjustable Table E1027 (1927) is an iconic piece of modernist design, celebrated for its "functional beauty," featuring a height-adjustable, chrome-plated steel frame and a circular glass top. It offers immense versatility with its signature, non-linear, and non-geometric, yet highly functional and delicate design, making it suitable as a bedside table or alongside a…
The Laccio Table Set, designed by Marcel Breuer in 1925 during his time at the Bauhaus, is a landmark of modern design, featuring a minimalist aesthetic and revolutionary materials.The set is characterized by its tubular steel construction, which was inspired by bicycle frames. Details Material Laminated board top+stainless steel base Assembly Requirements Fully assembled Features The…
The LC6 dining table, designed by Le Corbusier in 1928, Pierre Jeanneret, and Charlotte Perriand, is a hallmark of modernism, featuring a distinctive, "floating" top separated from a sturdy, oval-profile welded steel base. Its core design separates the support from the supported element using adjustable, threaded steel supports. Details Material Tempered glass top+matt black powder coated base…
The Noguchi Coffee Table, designed by Isamu Noguchi in 1944, is an iconic mid-century modern piece blending sculpture with function. It features a, 19mm-thick heavy tempered glass top resting securely on a biomorphic, interlocking two-piece solid wood base. The design is characterized by its stability, organic curves, and minimalist, hardware-free assembly. Details Material Tempered glass top+ash stained walnut colour wood…
The PK61 coffee table, designed by Poul Kjærholm in 1956, is an iconic piece of minimalist Danish design. It features a square, satin-brushed stainless steel base with four identical elements, a removable top, and a low profile. Details Material Tempered glass top+ash stained walnut colour wood base Assembly Requirements Partly assembled Features The table features an ingenious…
The Platner Coffee Table?is a mid-century modern icon, designed?by Warren Platner for Knoll?in 1966, characterized by a sculptural base created from hundreds of curved, vertical steel rods welded to circular frames. It features an airy, decorative silhouette, offering finishes in nickel, bronze, or 18k gold with glass, marble, or wood tops. Details Material Tempered glass top+polished stainless…
The Platner Dining Table is an iconic mid-century modern piece designed by Warren Platner for Knoll in 1966, characterized by its sculptural, cage-like base of vertical steel wire rods welded to circular frames. It combines, graceful,, rounded, forms with a, luxurious, polished, nickel, metallic, bronze, or 18k gold, finish, typically topped with tempered glass or marble. Details Material Tempered glass…
Platner side table designed by Warren Platner in 1966 for Knoll, it is a 46cm-tall, iconic Mid-Century Modern piece featuring a sculptural, cage-like base of vertical, curved steel rods welded to circular frames. It acts as both structure and ornament, offering an airy silhouette, usually with a tempered glass or marble top and polished nickel, gold-plated, or bronze…