2. Organic Shapes: Recognizing the harmony between form and function, mid-century coffee tables commonly feature organic and flowing shapes, often inspired by nature. Rounded corners, smooth curves, or abstract, free-form designs are not uncommon.
3. Materials Matter: One of the hallmarks of mid-century design is the innovative use of new materials. For coffee tables, this might mean a combination of traditional woods with then-novel materials like plastic, glass, metal, or even fiberglass.
4. Emphasis on Functionality: Every element of design in a mid-century coffee table has a purpose. Functionality is always at the forefront, with ease of use and comfort being an integral part of the design. It's typical to find tables offering built-in storage or design elements that enhance the piece's utility.
5. Geometric Influence: In line with the minimalistic approach, the use of simple geometric shapes, like rectangles, circles, or triangles, often plays a significant role in the design of mid-century coffee tables. This consolidates both the aesthetic and functional aspects of the piece, promoting seamless integration with the surrounding living space.
A DWR exclusive, the Piscina Collection (2023) strikes the perfect marriage between the tonality of natural stone and the contemporary look of a high-gloss finish. Australian designer Sarah Ellison chose neutral Turkish cosmos marble for the top because it works beautifully with the warm tones of the beige-grey glossy finish on the legs.
The genius of the Noguchi Table lies in its elegant simplicity, deceptive strength, and inherent balance. Two free-formed, morphic pieces of solid wood interlock, forming a sturdy tripod that supports a luxurious thick glass tabletop. The table is a design paradox, appearing incredibly minimalist while revealing the complex artistry of its structure.
Its versatility in blending into different decors is certainly its superpower. Achieving a wide spectrum of aesthetics, the table is available in classic walnut or engaging white ash finished to arrest the ‘freshly-cut state’ of the wood, granting it a creamy white, non-yellowing hue over time.
An underrated gem in the world of furniture design, the Noguchi Table dons two etched signatures, on the tabletop’s edge and on a base medallion, confirming its authenticity and linking it indelibly to its creator. The epitome of mid-century modern design, the Noguchi Table is not simply an item of furniture, but a sleek, sinuous piece of art that doubles up as a sturdy, functional table. A genuine keeper this one, we say!
Following his apprenticeship with the legendary Constantin Brancusi, sculptor Isamu Noguchi began to experiment in environmental design, theatrical sets – he was the only designer that choreographer Martha Graham would work with – and, eventually, product design. He created his first furniture prototypes for Herman Miller in 1942 and went on to work with companies such as Steuben and Zenith. The Noguchi Table (1948) conceals nothing, revealing everything about the nature of simplicity. Two smoothly shaped pieces of solid wood interlock to form a tripod that supports a thick glass tabletop. The base is available in black, walnut, white oak, and white ash, the latter of which is finished with a process that arrests the wood in its freshly cut state, resulting in a creamy white color that will not turn yellow over time. This is the authentic Noguchi Table by Herman Miller. A stamp of authenticity. To signify its authenticity, this table etched with Noguchi's signature in two places: on the longest edge of the glass tabletop and on a medallion underneath the base. It also holds a registered trademark for its unique configuration.
After earning a degree in furniture design from Leeds Metropolitan University in England, Marc Krusin cofounded the design group Codice 31 and has collaborated with Piero Lissoni, Kartell, Flos and Knoll. Seeing a need for simple and sophisticated guest seating and occasional tables, he created his Krusin Coffee Table (2011) with glass or marble top. The strong geometry of this piece is softened with radius and chamfer details. Suitable for residential or commercial use.
JAKOBSFORS is a sleek and airy coffee table with a natural wood look. The modern design with a simple and honest expression suits many interior styles – and you can therefore enjoy it for many years.
A tribute to modern Scandinavian design. This stylish table with an oval table top made of walnut veneer has an elegant and warm expression. Keep magazines, books and other small items on the shelf.
A round shape and different materials and finishes create a dynamic yet balanced look. Use FRÖTORP as a coffee table or side table – and feel free to combine the different sizes for a larger table space.
What truly sets the Marcio Display Coffee Table apart is its bold, tempered glass top. It not only lends your space an airy feel but also invites you to turn the table into a personalized display of cherished curios. The table top, leisurely resting on its base, is diligently secured with rubber stoppers, giving your treasures a solid foundation.
The Marcio Display Coffee Table is not just a beauty, but also a beast when it comes to durability. It's ensured to withstand both residential and commercial demands - a testimony to its robust build. This testimony is further endorsed by its origin - made in a Fair Trade Certified factory in Vietnam, a nod to the empowerment and skill of the local craftsmen. Your Marcio Display Coffee Table will not just be a conversation starter, but also a story bearer of equitable trade.
Cherish the timeless class of the past blended into your modern living space with the Marcio Display Coffee Table!
Made with FSC®-certified wood from responsibly managed forests.
Walnut veneer over solid + engineered wood in a Dark Walnut finish.
Tempered glass top.
Top rests on base; rubber stoppers included.
This contract-grade item is manufactured to meet the demands of commercial use in addition to residential. See more.
Made in a Fair Trade Certified™ factory, empowering workers who made it.
Made in Vietnam.
U.S. Patent Number: D882996.
Cast metal frame and top.
Covered in a Dark Bronze finish.
Hand hammered.
Made in a Fair Trade Certified™ factory, empowering workers who made it.
This contract-grade item is manufactured to meet the demands of commercial use in addition to residential. See more.
Made in India.
A DWR exclusive, the Piscina Collection (2023) strikes the perfect marriage between the tonality of natural stone and the contemporary look of a high-gloss finish. Australian designer Sarah Ellison chose neutral Turkish cosmos marble for the top because it works beautifully with the warm tones of the beige-grey glossy finish on the legs.
The genius of the Noguchi Table lies in its elegant simplicity, deceptive strength, and inherent balance. Two free-formed, morphic pieces of solid wood interlock, forming a sturdy tripod that supports a luxurious thick glass tabletop. The table is a design paradox, appearing incredibly minimalist while revealing the complex artistry of its structure.
Its versatility in blending into different decors is certainly its superpower. Achieving a wide spectrum of aesthetics, the table is available in classic walnut or engaging white ash finished to arrest the ‘freshly-cut state’ of the wood, granting it a creamy white, non-yellowing hue over time.
An underrated gem in the world of furniture design, the Noguchi Table dons two etched signatures, on the tabletop’s edge and on a base medallion, confirming its authenticity and linking it indelibly to its creator. The epitome of mid-century modern design, the Noguchi Table is not simply an item of furniture, but a sleek, sinuous piece of art that doubles up as a sturdy, functional table. A genuine keeper this one, we say!
Following his apprenticeship with the legendary Constantin Brancusi, sculptor Isamu Noguchi began to experiment in environmental design, theatrical sets – he was the only designer that choreographer Martha Graham would work with – and, eventually, product design. He created his first furniture prototypes for Herman Miller in 1942 and went on to work with companies such as Steuben and Zenith. The Noguchi Table (1948) conceals nothing, revealing everything about the nature of simplicity. Two smoothly shaped pieces of solid wood interlock to form a tripod that supports a thick glass tabletop. The base is available in black, walnut, white oak, and white ash, the latter of which is finished with a process that arrests the wood in its freshly cut state, resulting in a creamy white color that will not turn yellow over time. This is the authentic Noguchi Table by Herman Miller. A stamp of authenticity. To signify its authenticity, this table etched with Noguchi's signature in two places: on the longest edge of the glass tabletop and on a medallion underneath the base. It also holds a registered trademark for its unique configuration.
After earning a degree in furniture design from Leeds Metropolitan University in England, Marc Krusin cofounded the design group Codice 31 and has collaborated with Piero Lissoni, Kartell, Flos and Knoll. Seeing a need for simple and sophisticated guest seating and occasional tables, he created his Krusin Coffee Table (2011) with glass or marble top. The strong geometry of this piece is softened with radius and chamfer details. Suitable for residential or commercial use.
JAKOBSFORS is a sleek and airy coffee table with a natural wood look. The modern design with a simple and honest expression suits many interior styles – and you can therefore enjoy it for many years.
A tribute to modern Scandinavian design. This stylish table with an oval table top made of walnut veneer has an elegant and warm expression. Keep magazines, books and other small items on the shelf.
A round shape and different materials and finishes create a dynamic yet balanced look. Use FRÖTORP as a coffee table or side table – and feel free to combine the different sizes for a larger table space.
What truly sets the Marcio Display Coffee Table apart is its bold, tempered glass top. It not only lends your space an airy feel but also invites you to turn the table into a personalized display of cherished curios. The table top, leisurely resting on its base, is diligently secured with rubber stoppers, giving your treasures a solid foundation.
The Marcio Display Coffee Table is not just a beauty, but also a beast when it comes to durability. It's ensured to withstand both residential and commercial demands - a testimony to its robust build. This testimony is further endorsed by its origin - made in a Fair Trade Certified factory in Vietnam, a nod to the empowerment and skill of the local craftsmen. Your Marcio Display Coffee Table will not just be a conversation starter, but also a story bearer of equitable trade.
Cherish the timeless class of the past blended into your modern living space with the Marcio Display Coffee Table!
Made with FSC®-certified wood from responsibly managed forests.
Walnut veneer over solid + engineered wood in a Dark Walnut finish.
Tempered glass top.
Top rests on base; rubber stoppers included.
This contract-grade item is manufactured to meet the demands of commercial use in addition to residential. See more.
Made in a Fair Trade Certified™ factory, empowering workers who made it.
Made in Vietnam.
U.S. Patent Number: D882996.
Cast metal frame and top.
Covered in a Dark Bronze finish.
Hand hammered.
Made in a Fair Trade Certified™ factory, empowering workers who made it.
This contract-grade item is manufactured to meet the demands of commercial use in addition to residential. See more.
Made in India.
A DWR exclusive, the Piscina Collection (2023) strikes the perfect marriage between the tonality of natural stone and the contemporary look of a high-gloss finish. Australian designer Sarah Ellison chose neutral Turkish cosmos marble for the top because it works beautifully with the warm tones of the beige-grey glossy finish on the legs.
The genius of the Noguchi Table lies in its elegant simplicity, deceptive strength, and inherent balance. Two free-formed, morphic pieces of solid wood interlock, forming a sturdy tripod that supports a luxurious thick glass tabletop. The table is a design paradox, appearing incredibly minimalist while revealing the complex artistry of its structure.
Its versatility in blending into different decors is certainly its superpower. Achieving a wide spectrum of aesthetics, the table is available in classic walnut or engaging white ash finished to arrest the ‘freshly-cut state’ of the wood, granting it a creamy white, non-yellowing hue over time.
An underrated gem in the world of furniture design, the Noguchi Table dons two etched signatures, on the tabletop’s edge and on a base medallion, confirming its authenticity and linking it indelibly to its creator. The epitome of mid-century modern design, the Noguchi Table is not simply an item of furniture, but a sleek, sinuous piece of art that doubles up as a sturdy, functional table. A genuine keeper this one, we say!
Following his apprenticeship with the legendary Constantin Brancusi, sculptor Isamu Noguchi began to experiment in environmental design, theatrical sets – he was the only designer that choreographer Martha Graham would work with – and, eventually, product design. He created his first furniture prototypes for Herman Miller in 1942 and went on to work with companies such as Steuben and Zenith. The Noguchi Table (1948) conceals nothing, revealing everything about the nature of simplicity. Two smoothly shaped pieces of solid wood interlock to form a tripod that supports a thick glass tabletop. The base is available in black, walnut, white oak, and white ash, the latter of which is finished with a process that arrests the wood in its freshly cut state, resulting in a creamy white color that will not turn yellow over time. This is the authentic Noguchi Table by Herman Miller. A stamp of authenticity. To signify its authenticity, this table etched with Noguchi's signature in two places: on the longest edge of the glass tabletop and on a medallion underneath the base. It also holds a registered trademark for its unique configuration.
After earning a degree in furniture design from Leeds Metropolitan University in England, Marc Krusin cofounded the design group Codice 31 and has collaborated with Piero Lissoni, Kartell, Flos and Knoll. Seeing a need for simple and sophisticated guest seating and occasional tables, he created his Krusin Coffee Table (2011) with glass or marble top. The strong geometry of this piece is softened with radius and chamfer details. Suitable for residential or commercial use.
JAKOBSFORS is a sleek and airy coffee table with a natural wood look. The modern design with a simple and honest expression suits many interior styles – and you can therefore enjoy it for many years.
A tribute to modern Scandinavian design. This stylish table with an oval table top made of walnut veneer has an elegant and warm expression. Keep magazines, books and other small items on the shelf.
A round shape and different materials and finishes create a dynamic yet balanced look. Use FRÖTORP as a coffee table or side table – and feel free to combine the different sizes for a larger table space.
What truly sets the Marcio Display Coffee Table apart is its bold, tempered glass top. It not only lends your space an airy feel but also invites you to turn the table into a personalized display of cherished curios. The table top, leisurely resting on its base, is diligently secured with rubber stoppers, giving your treasures a solid foundation.
The Marcio Display Coffee Table is not just a beauty, but also a beast when it comes to durability. It's ensured to withstand both residential and commercial demands - a testimony to its robust build. This testimony is further endorsed by its origin - made in a Fair Trade Certified factory in Vietnam, a nod to the empowerment and skill of the local craftsmen. Your Marcio Display Coffee Table will not just be a conversation starter, but also a story bearer of equitable trade.
Cherish the timeless class of the past blended into your modern living space with the Marcio Display Coffee Table!
Made with FSC®-certified wood from responsibly managed forests.
Walnut veneer over solid + engineered wood in a Dark Walnut finish.
Tempered glass top.
Top rests on base; rubber stoppers included.
This contract-grade item is manufactured to meet the demands of commercial use in addition to residential. See more.
Made in a Fair Trade Certified™ factory, empowering workers who made it.
Made in Vietnam.
U.S. Patent Number: D882996.
Cast metal frame and top.
Covered in a Dark Bronze finish.
Hand hammered.
Made in a Fair Trade Certified™ factory, empowering workers who made it.
This contract-grade item is manufactured to meet the demands of commercial use in addition to residential. See more.
Made in India.
