Tables

Our Exhibition Tables, which are inspired by the design of popular Mies van der Rohe table first shown at the Spanish Exposition in 1928, are also known as the Barcelona Table. Our table base is made with stainless steel welded and polished to a mirror like finish, 3/4 inch tempered glass. Offered in three sizes.

Eero Saarinen, created his Pedestal Collection in the mid-1950s. An integral part of the series, the Tulip Table mimics the same sleek design and pedestal base of the wildly popular Tulip Chair. This stunningly simplistic table is versatile, beautiful and ready to transform your space. Our table offered in two styles of quartz, is 29.5 inches high and is features many different diameters and shapes.

Florence Knoll designed a collection of occasional tables that we feature here in this category. While these are replicas of the official designs, we offer a couple of advantages to the official versions. First, our frames are made of stainless steel and second, we use low-iron glass, which gives a edge detail that has a less green-tint. Offered in 4 sizes. Quartz tops are coming soon.

Warren Platner, who worked in the firms of Eero Saarinen and Kevin Roche in the early and mid-1960's, introduced his collection of chairs, ottomans and tables in 1966. Known as the "Platner Collection", each piece rests on a sculptural base of steel rods resembling a shiny sheaf of wheat. Platner designed both the structure and the production method for these designs, forming his primary contribution to the mid-century modern furniture movement and is still an enduring icon of 1960's Modernism. This category includes the dining table and coffee tables, both available in two top diameters.

In this category are le Corbusier style coffee and side tables, as well as his LC6 diinng table. Each table features a black base and tempered glass top. The coffee table is offered in two sizes and the dining table is offered in 4 sizes.

In this category are table inspired by the Scandinavian designs from Hans Wegner, and others. You might say this is the catch-all collections.