Made to withstand the elements, the Richmond coffee table from Akula boasts a sleek, round silhouette and is available in a full range of color options—from lavender to stone—offering a customizable pop of personality for pool decks, patios, and rooftop lounges.

Designed by Xavier Lust, MDF Italia’s versatile S Table flaunts a sinuous, twisting base made from technologically advanced, hypoallergenic, and non-toxic Cristalplant. Concrete versions, suitable for exterior use, are available as monomaterial or with a transparent, extra-clear or smoked glass top.

With its curved silhouette and porcelain inlay top, the Legacy cocktail table by Hurtado offers elegance to any room either as an individual statement piece or a cohesive set of numerous sizes. Its customizable wood finishes and porcelain colorways allow for a tailored look, designed to fit a range of needs and styles.

Part sculpture, part seating, Mushroom City by Daniele Albright for Twentieth reimagines the traditional coffee or side table as a table system of endless configurations, mixing 1970s glamour with modern simplicity. Depending on the finish, it’s made to order in hand-formed solid brass, bronze, or stainless steel over wood.

The handcrafted Bali side table from Walters features a luxurious teak base—available in 10 finishes—that mirrors the round tabletop.

Inspired by the symmetry of vintage hot air balloon ropes, Tropitone’s Kali tables flaunt handcrafted aluminum spokes and a round aluminum top with a base that can be configured in any of the company’s finishes.

Designed by Sydney-based designers Harrison and Nicholas Condos, the Byron console table for RH Contract is handcrafted of reeded European white oak with a contemporary silhouette that seems to float on a recessed plinth base.

Designed by Marie Christine Dorner for Ligne Roset, the sculptural Camma is a Carrara marble dining table set on three legs with a large oval top.

The elegant Elements line for Ethnicraft for comprises tables, side tables, and a sleek console. Working with artisans, its seamless and softened shapes create a dynamic textural character.

The Osé table from Liu Jo Living is characterized by its tubular structure and a top that comes in either glass (shown) or a marble-effect ceramic.

Crafted from sandblasted oak, Fairgrove from Bernhardt Hospitality is a collection of minimalist tables that combine architectural forms with a rustic warmth.

Handcrafted from wire-brushed American white oak, the Oslo dinner table by Harrison and Nicholas Condos for RH is defined by rounded edges and a pedestal base.

Designer Huang Quan drew inspiration from the harmony of nature, letting soft leather and wood meet—but not mix—on each of the pieces of Turri’s Pinnacle collection.

The timeless Plania table system from Sandler Seating makes customization a core feature. Interchangeable legs in either aluminum tube or solid hardwood are adjustable to seated, counter, or bar height.

Handcrafted by artisans using pure Italian Carrara marble, RH’s Strada entry table is inspired by Italian architect Carlo Scarpa. With no two tables exactly alike, geometric details on the base add a modern touch.

Lacquered timber and stone merge in sinuous curves on the Sensato table by Sebastián Ángeles. An expansion of Dórica’s flagship collection, both are crafted from tzalam or beechwood and finished with either marble or granite accents.

Handmade in Lisbon, Mambo Unlimited’s Bara table features a circular top of Estremoz marble that sits atop a base of curved lines. Finish options include plated nickel, plated polished brass, or lacquered metal.

An extension of Room & Board’s Decker dining tables, the new coffee and end tables feature a recycled, tapered steel base and a wide variety of scratch-, stain-, and chip-resistant ceramic top options.

Crafted from solid hardwood that has been kiln-dried for added durability, the U.S.-made Farrow communal table from West Elm also features an option to integrate recessed power with four outlets.

Ziad Alonaizy’s Scarpa collection of coffee, console, side, and martini tables, as well as a complementary bench, is an homage to Italian architect Carlo Scarpa that pairs steel bases with honed marble tops.

Koku, Fogia Collection’s oak and metal occasional table range developed in collaboration with Norm Architects, is informed by woodworker, architect, and furniture designer George Nakashima’s sculptural approach to objects.

Originally created for Inness, a hotel in upstate New York, Post Company’s five-piece furniture series for Roll & Hill includes the Chamber side table, which is crafted from hard maple, black walnut, and white oak.