Coffee Tables
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Myung Sun Kang, Korea, 2013
"From the Glitter" coffee table in mother of pearl and Korean lacquer on wood layered with linen, red clay, and charcoal, with glass tabletop. Designed and made by Myung Sun Kang, Korea, 2013.
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Kang draws inspiration from nature to create furniture that is otherworldly yet organic. -
Rogan Gregory, USA, 2017
Available for custom commission. Sculptural coffee table/polar bear form in laminated southern yellow pine. Designed by Rogan Gregory, USA, 2017.
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Rogan Gregory, USA, 2019
Unique sculptural coffee table in hand-carved maple and granite. Designed and made by Rogan Gregory, USA, 2019.
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Hun-Chung Lee, Korea, 2018
Low table in glazed ceramic.
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Rogan Gregory, USA, 2019
Available for custom commission. Sculptural table in bleached maple with granite and brick legs. Designed and made by Rogan Gregory, USA, 2019.
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Rogan Gregory, USA, 2018
Available for custom commission. Unique sculptural coffee table in bleached maple and stone. Designed and made by Rogan Gregory, USA, 2018.
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Rogan Gregory, USA, 2017
Available for custom commission. Sculptural coffee table/pig form in gypsum. Designed and made by Rogan Gregory, USA, 2017.
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Pierre Yovanovitch, France, 2019
"Stella" Table with solid oak legs and ceramic top. 2019. Designed by Pierre Yovanovitch, Paris, France. Glazed ceramic top by Armelle Benoit.
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Martin Eisler for Forma, Brazil, 1950s.
Coffee table in slatted Brazilian hardwood, with wrought iron frame and brass sabots. Designed by Martin Eisler for Forma, Brazil, and produced in Italy, circa 1954.
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Pierre Yovanovitch, France, 2019
"Laziness" coffee table, 2019. Top by Armelle Benoit for Pierre Yovanovitch. Handmade glazed ceramic, handmade solid oak legs.
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Photo credit: Jean-François Jaussaud.
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Johnny Swing, USA, 2019.
"Archipelago" coffee table in welded nickels and stainless steel.
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The Haas Brothers, USA, 2015.
Unique "Stone Gold Steve Austin" Hex coffee table with brass tiles.
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Hun-Chung Lee, Korea, 2018
Low table in glazed ceramic.
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Hun-Chung Lee, Korea, 2010s
Low table in ceramic with concrete top.
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“I believe that making art cannot just be about pleasure. It’s an indication and justification within the process that assures my existence. It’s a journey that teaches me who I am today.” - Hun-Chung Lee -
Greta Magnusson Grossman, Sweden, 1937
After finishing a one-year woodworking apprenticeship in her hometown of Helsingborg in the late 1920s, Greta Magnusson Grossman was awarded a scholarship to enroll at Konstfack, the renowned Stockholm arts and design institution. In 1933, Grossman and Konstfack classmate Erik Ullrich opened Studio, a store and workshop in Stockholm. From there, she took on numerous commissions designing unique furniture and interiors, which garnered positive attention and accolades. This 1937 coffee table was designed by Grossman for retail at Studio and was generously featured in the Swedish press as well as in Domus magazine.
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Coffee table in birch with thick round glass top. Produced for Grossman's store, Studio, Sweden, circa 1937. Good original condition. -
Rogan Gregory, USA, 2019
Unique sculptural coffee table in naturally-derived terrazzo.
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Joaquim Tenreiro, Brazil, 1950
Made of a thick cross section of vinhatico wood
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Ali Tayar, USA, 1995
Particleboard skid, cast aluminum and glass
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Ali Tayar, USA, 1994
MDF, aluminum and glass.
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Greta Magnusson Grossman, USA, 1952
Coffee Table in walnut, steel, and plastic laminate with folding leaves. Designed by Greta Magnusson Grossman for Glenn of California, Los Angeles, 1952.
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Babacar Niang, Senegal, 2014
Carved African hardwood table.
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Hun-Chung Lee, Korea, 2018
Unique low table in glazed ceramic.
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Hun-Chung Lee, Korea, 2018
Unique low table in glazed ceramic.
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In his ceramic pieces, the seemingly chaotic pattern of glaze belies Lee’s careful, painterly control of palette. His layered, patient technique emerges upon closer observation. -
The Haas Brothers, USA, 2017
Unique "Malcolm Hex" coffee table in brass hex tiles.
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The Haas Brothers, USA, 2017.
Unique "Hexarkansas" coffee table in brass hex tiles.
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Wendell Castle, USA, 2006.
"The Black Edition" Molar Group Swivel coffee table in gel-coated fiberglass-reinforced plastic. Originally designed by Wendell Castle, USA, 1969. Current limited edition of 25 plus 5 APs. Signed and numbered, 3/25.
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Sergio Rodrigues, Brazil, circa 1965
Large round coffee table in solid imbuia with a glass top. Variation on the "Latini" coffee table.
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Rogan Gregory, USA, 2018
Coffee table/polar bear form. White gypsum with aggregate from Montauk, New York, composed of quartz, granite, calcium carbonate, and bone.
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Hun-Chung Lee, Korea, 2016
Low table in glazed ceramic.
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While this dynamic low table at first appears to be an outlier in Lee’s oeuvre, it is firmly within the historical Korean visual lexicon. This piece recalls jogakbo, an improvisational Korean patchwork technique in which fabric scraps are stitched together to create bojagi, wrapping clothes for use around the home. Lee references this everyday material in the low table made of glazed ceramic, with gilding instead of seams between each different “patch”. -
Sergio Rodrigues, Brazil, 1958
"Mucki" long bench in jacaranda.
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Wendell Castle, USA, 1972.
Stack-laminated and carved walnut coffee table. Signed on the base: WC 72.
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Oscar Niemeyer, Brazil
Rectangular coffee table with sculptural metal base and glass top.
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Joaquim Tenreiro, Brazil, 1958
Rectangular coffee table in rosewood with white glass top.
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Unknown, Brazil, 1960
Round coffee table in rosewood with glass top. Brazil, circa 1960.
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Jose Zanine Caldas, Brazil
Coffee table with solid wood base and glass top.
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Rogan Gregory, USA, 2018
Unique sculptural polar bear/coffee table in black and white gypsum.
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Jorge Zalszupin, Brazil, 1960s
Square coffee table with travertine marble top and iron base.
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Martin Eisler and Susi Aczel for Forma, Brazil, 1950s
Round coffee table in ebonized wood with glass top.
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Oscar Niemeyer, Brazil, 2008
Coffee table in ebonized wood. Designed by Oscar Niemeyer, Brazil. Produced in Brazil by Tendo Brasileira.
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Jose Zanine Caldas, Brazil, 1970s
Coffee table with solid araraquara wood base and glass top.
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Zanine incorporated scraps from deforestation to create what he called "Protest Furniture." These striking pieces often included the buttress roots of Aquaricara trees (Black Manwood). -
Sergio Rodrigues, Brazil, 1960s
Slatted coffee table. Designed by Jorge Jabour and Sergio Rodrigues for the offices of Manchete TV and Editora in the Flamengo neighborhood of Rio de Janeiro.
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Some of Sergio Rodrigues's most important commissions were for the Manchete media group, which was founded in Rio in 1952, and with whom Rodrigues partnered for over twenty years. While some pieces became part of regular furniture lines, this slatted table is unique. -
Poul Kjærholm, Denmark, 1956
Rare PK-43 square coffee table in Oregon pine with four extension leaves. Designed for E. Kold Christensen.
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Greta Magnusson Grossman, USA, 1950s
Stump wood coffee table with sculptural brass base, commonly referred to as the "Ironing Board".
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Designed for Glenn of California, Los Angeles. -
Greta Magnusson Grossman, USA, 1954
Coffee table in walnut, steel, and plastic laminate with folding leaves. Designed for Glenn of California.
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Wendell Castle, USA, 1969
"The Black Edition" Molar Swivel Coffee Table in black gel-coated reinforced plastic. Originally designed in 1969. Limited Edition of 25 plus 5 APs manufactured by Wendell Castle Studio and R 20th Century, 2006. Signed and numbered.
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Joaquim Tenreiro, Brazil, 1950
Checkerboard coffee table in ebonized wood.
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This coffee table designed by Joaquim Tenreiro in 1950 showcases both the colonial and Concretist influences in his work. The mashrabiya (later known as muxarabi) is an architectural element of Arabic residences that had been incorporated into Portuguese buildings and taken to Brazil since its first settlement. The way in which Tenreiro utilizes the trellis as a utilitarian surface follows this trend, but the play with volume and shadow must also be put in context with the emerging Concretist movement in Brazil at the time. -
Joaquim Tenreiro, Brazil, 1954
Coffee table in jacaranda with glass top and shelf underneath.
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Joaquim Tenreiro, Brazil, 1969
Octagonal coffee table in jacaranda with marble top.
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Jose Zanine Caldas, Brazil, 1950s
Organically shaped side table in plywood.
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