Everybody has at least one.....sometimes more and they can be very difficult to find...at least the right ones.
The coffee table.
It sits in the middle of your seating group, sometimes piled high with books, flowers and candles, sometimes bare, but there's more to them than a plank and some legs. I often like to use interesting art tables and here's a nice variety of them to choose from. I'm especially taken by the Jacques Adnet table made from horns and mahogany slats.....who wouldn't love that?!
What I don't like...glass.......
Brushed aluminum.
FREDERICK KIESLER (1890-1965)
Two-part aluminum nesting tables, Austria, 1960s
Two-part aluminum nesting tables, Austria, 1960s
Bronze and marble.
PAUL EVANS
DIRECTIONAL
Patchwork coffee table, USA, 1970s
DIRECTIONAL
Patchwork coffee table, USA, 1970s
Shagreen and bronze.
R & Y AUGOUSTI
Coffee table, France, 1990s
Coffee table, France, 1990s
Horn and mahogany.
JACQUES ADNET
Coffee table, France, 1940s
Coffee table, France, 1940s
More a side table, but very chic in concrete.
SILAS SEANDEL
Side table, New York, 1970s
Side table, New York, 1970s
Thanks so much for featuring my table on your blog, I really appreciate it. I recently joined Houzz & Pinterest and I would love to connect with you there.
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Silas Seandel
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