coffee table

Inspired by the dynamics of Japanese living rooms, the table’s height invites people to sit closer to the ground, allowing them to relate to the space in a new way.
Their products are made with natural materials. Therefore, natural variations occur from product to product and are a part of the character of each piece. Please note that the finish tones may vary depending on the screen from which you are viewing the website. For a physical selection of wood samples, contact us directly.

Tanizaki Coffee Table

Pier collection is inspired by the structural integrity of piers found on shores. Handcrafted from solid black oak and walnut, features a slim tabletop assembled to its pillar bases, forming a solid structural element.

'Pier' Coffee Table

Inspired by the simplicity of traditional Japanese architectural timber structures. The low coffee table balances three minimalist volumes composed of solid wooden parts.

Designed by Aad Bos and crafted in the Netherlands out of solid European oak or American walnut. The product is made to order with a production time of 7-8 weeks and customizable in design, size, material and color.

Hari Coffee Table

A large bench or coffee table made from a single piece of patinated bent steel. Of late 20th Century production. Handmade and likely one of a kind. 

Dimensions (cm, approx)
Height: 51
Width: 172
Depth: 80

Condition: Various superficial imperfections to the patinated surface.

Large Patinated Steel Bench / Coffee Table

<n>CC Residence</n> in Portugal, designed by <n>Dries De Malsche</n>. Photo by <n>Piet-Albert Goethals</n>.

The <n>Bend Shelf</n> in brushed aluminum. Photo by <n>Victor Neumann</n>, styling by <n>HENRIETTE SCHOU</n>.

The Nazaré Coffee Table is a handcrafted piece made in Portugal, designed in 2024. It is constructed from solid walnut and features intricately carved legs with a unique wave texture, lending to its namesake.

Nazaré Coffee Table

Simple in design, the Kyoto Coffee Table is a pleaser for the striving minimalist. Made from solid white oak wood, a clear matte protective finish is used to allow the unique grain of each piece stand out. The solid wood planks are then joined by two "butterfly joints," made famous by Japanese-American woodworker George Nakashima in the 1950's.
The piece is available in 50" x 21" or 60" x 27.5" in natural or a "watercolor" black finish.


Kyoto Coffee Table - Charcoal

The Cosmos Table emerged through a collaboration with the Spanish artist Yoyo Balagué.
The intention of the project was to integrate this material exploration into a geometric language that could be applied to a piece of furniture. Every table is a distinctive piece with a unique finish. The two materials are brought together and catalysed by fire to form a union of wood and clay.
All of the components of the table are chosen by hand. We work with European oak, carefully selecting sections of the trunk with minimal knots and unique grain patterns. Yoyo prepares the ceramics with a pit-firing technique and then brings them to us to make the final selection together. The finish of the table is then created to correspond to the identity of the ceramics. Our involvement throughout this careful selection process is what gives each table its individual character.