Coffee Tables

AUDO COPENHAGEN (formerly known as Menu) Turning Table - German designer Theresa Arns set out to design a simple side table with built-in storage space for magazines, remotes, extra chargers, gum and chocolate, or whatever you need at hand in the living room. The design is elegant, distinct, and very welcoming.

As relevant today as it was when first designed by Arthur Umanoff in the 1950s, the reissued Umanoff Side Table balances walnut and brass on its rounded top and tripod inspired frame to create a table that challenges convention. Despite its decidedly small footprint, the versatile piece makes a big impact as a mid-century modern design for a glass of wine, mugs of coffee or a delicate vase.

CARL HANSEN BM0488 Table - Originally designed in 1958 by Børge Mogensen, Carl Hansen & Søn reintroduces the the versatile Table Bench design, expertly crafted in oak heartwood with cabinetry joints, rounded edges and a double-woven wicker seat. The soulful, standalone piece is just as appropriate as a bench in an entrance hall or at the end of a bed, or as a coffee table or side table in a dining or living room.

CARL HANSEN CH008 Round Coffee Table - The CH008 coffee table was designed by Hans J. Wegner in 1954. The understated and elegant three-legged design has since become one of his most popular pieces.

CARL HANSEN CH011 Rectangular Coffee Table - Hans J. Wegner’s CH011 coffee table combines the beautiful and the practical to make an elegant piece of furniture that will naturally fit in many spaces.

CARL HANSEN CH106 Square Coffee Table - In Hans J. Wegner’s CH106 coffee table, glass and stainless steel are combined in a light and elegant construction. The table is an example that shows Wegner was not limited to designing wooden furniture but also chose steel for his chair and table frames.