Moooi’s Liberty table is made from American chestnut and addresses the New Tribal Labyrinth movement with traditional craftsmanship, simple forms, and clean lines.

Defined by the irregular shape of its tabletop and its unique herringbone grain, Zanotta’s Tweed table rests on cylindrical legs that narrow in the direction of their aluminum feet.

The Oak Nexus dining table from Ethnicraft creates the illusion that it is a single carved piece of wood, employing seamless transitions from shape to shape. An accompanying dining chair is also available.

Designed by Manel Molina, Expormim’s Atrivm table is grounded by its A-shaped, aluminum legs and a porcelain top that is suitable for various weather conditions.

Ethimo expands its Knit collection with the help of Patrick Norguet to include a round warm wood dining table with clean-cut, minimal lines.

Characterized by its modern, elegant appearance, D’style’s Lindsay end table features a base made entirely of natural walnut and a white Carrara marble top.

Tidelli’s Wave table gets its name from the surface of its top, which replicates the motion of a wave through its undulating texture. Made of aluminum, it comes in an extensive line of colors.

HBF collaborated with Space Copenhagen on the Harmoni Round table. Equipped with power connectivity, its rich wood and seamless joinery creates soft curves that enhance its sculptural aesthetic.

Comprising two overlapping trays in wood, stone, or lacquer that rest on a brushed metal frame, Poliform’s Creek collection can be customized so each tray has a different color finish.

From Poltrona Frau, Bolero Ravel’s barrel-shaped, marble top with tapered edges contrasts the three-legged, wooden base and the self-supporting easel structure, which gives the marble a light appearance.