Designer: One & Co
Year: 2011
The scars, cracks, and knots from a block of decades-old reclaimed douglas fir play in contrast to the layer of brilliant silver that coats it. The 47 Table's name is derived from the atomic number of silver and the height of the piece in centimeters.
Designer: Karim Rashid
Year: 2010
This piece from Karim Rashid addresses the need for a small desk in the modern home. Not too big and not too small, its two slender drawers accommodate just enough stuff to keep the wood surface clear. Clever wire management wings hide and route phone chargers, laptop power supplies, and network cables. Available in various finishes; powder coated steel base.
Designer: Mike & Maaike
Year: 2009
A rectangular top split by supporting legs creates a surface locked in a perpetual state of tension. The Divis Table’s refined joinery and unique treatment creates a visually arresting yet functional piece. Its gaps naturally lend themselves to wire management, making this a stunning piece for conference table applications in both the standard length and in a long version. Stable and sturdy, the solid wood structure is available in blackstained ash, whitestained ash or natural poplar.
Designer: Branch
Year: 2016
The Drift collection comprises a bar-height stool, a low stool, and a coffee table. Inspired by the driftwood that washes up near the designers' Northern California homes and distinguished by the surprisingly minimal kiss of joinery that lends the pieces structure, this versatile collection is friendly and sophisticated. In natural ash with palette of painted finishes; stool footrests in powder coated steel. Also available is a limited-edition stool with a bronze footrest fabricated by hand in Branch's San Francisco foundry.
Designer: Jonah Takagi
Year: 2012
Tasked with creating a table made entirely of wood, Jonah Takagi designed an honest, straightforward family of occasional tables. Each Index table utilizes the same typology of structure, with the shape of the top and scale differentiating the three sizes. Table legs are capped by an elegant arc that gently intrudes into the surface of the table. Constructed in stained ash that highlights the natural grain of the wood, Index is available in Whitewash, Green, or Yellow lacquer.
Designer: Monica Förster
Year: 2008
This versatile coffee table is comprised of four individual side tables; when combined, Layers is reminiscent of ice floes in slow collision. Made of translucent Corian, light filters through Layers’ various layers to dramatic effect. Available in a set of four.
Designer: One & Co
Year: 2011
The Merge Table features a slim powder-coated base topped with a tinted glass surface. Available in three sizes, each table features a base made from two identical loops of tubular steel. Suitable for use indoors or out, Merge can be specified in a range of base colors and three subtle colors of glass.
Designer: One & Co
Year: 2008
ID Magazine Annual Design Review, 2009
Superficial or authentic? This striking piece puts equal emphasis on surface and substance. Using a proprietary process, a massive block of reclaimed douglas fir is coated with a brilliant layer of silver, resulting in a piece whose stunning surface does nothing to hide the individuality and character of the wood beneath.
Designer: Cédric Ragot
Year: 2008
These occasional tables pare down the table to its very essence: a surface perched improbably above its shadow. In powder coated steel, Stabil comes in three sizes and three finishes.
