Made of American walnut, Pierre Renart’s Wave desk, part of the Ribbon collection, is sculptural in form with generous curves defining its base. Custom designs are available in walnut, rosewood, and olive wood options.
Designed by Lievore Altherr Molina, Arper’s Meety series is informed by the architectural structure of bridges. Both strong and lightweight, aluminum legs provide a sturdy foundation for multiple thick, smoked glass tabletop options.
With the appearance of real stone, the Phillips Collection’s Grey Stone Angled Desk is made in Thailand with the company’s signature finish, transforming solid chamcha wood end cuts into unconventional yet functional pieces.
Designed by Charles and Ray Eames in 1949, the Eames table for Design Within Reach is now available in walnut, ash, or
Carrara marble, with ash, ebonized ash, or walnut legs.
Inspired by the cacti that grow in the mountainous regions of Mexico, Molteni&C’s Asterias round table from Patricia Urquiola features a carved out central base that includes six curved, wedge-shaped wooden panels and a rounded edge top in a geometric pattern.
Boasting a natural oak wood top and a matte black metal base, Royal Custom Designs’ custom coffee table was made exclusively for Pablo Paniagua’s design of the Garden Court Hotel in Palo Alto, California.
Designed by Christophe Pillet and offered in two heights, Sandler Seating’s Stiks series of versatile tables embraces the natural warmth of its oak top and legs. The table is supported by an inner structure of steel and available in a varnished or lacquered finish.
From Patrick Jouin, Cassina’s new Lebeau table features a base made of 22 staves of solid ashwood, which are joined to two ashwood crowns, one forming the base and the other supporting the table surface.
From RH Contract, the Channel round dining table from Thomas Bina and Ed Robinson boasts a minimalist design with subtle, refined details. The thick tabletop is available in white American or brown oak set on a sleek metal or burnished brass base.
The structure of Alivar’s Cyclos collection—offered in side and coffee tables—is painted in solid ash or in solid national walnut wood, wrapping itself around a top made of either marble or tempered smoked glass.