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The gorge shaped body of the stylish Gorge coffee table by a South Korean designer, Ramei Keum, consists of a single element with sides folded in a V shape, eliminating the need for additional components, such as table legs. Continue reading “Gorge coffee table by Ramei Keum” »
The sleek Either/Or table by David Scott of Desu Design is more than just another piece of furniture with a dual personality. Designed to function as EITHER an end table OR a lap tray, it comes with a satin brushed and nickel plated tubular steel frame and white or statuary bronze powder coated aluminum cladding. Continue reading “Either/Or table by Desu Design” »
Back to soft. B&B Italia’s light and sexy Link table by one of Scandinavia’s most renowned designers, Jakob Wagner, is produced as a single piece¬†‚Äî molded, continuous, and without any visibly joined parts. Continue reading “Link table by Jakob Wagner” »
Inspired by the organic shapes found in nature, the Eclipse tables, designed for Stua by Jon Gasca, come in different shapes and sizes, letting you conceal the smaller pieces under the large ones and resembling the natural eclipse. Continue reading “Eclipse tables by Jon Gasca” »
This low table, designed by Alexander Gaillard and manufactured by Roche Bobois, has two additional table surfaces attached to a common axis. By rotating the two bottom panels, one can expand the usable table space to a full circle or any of the other possible arrangements. Continue reading “Radian by Alexandre Gaillard” »
