With a Mid-Century Modern design and chic appeal, the small Coffee Table Artemisa makes a statement with an elegant metal frame with a brushed brass finish. The interior curves of the frame are accentuated by sleek bronze bars on the legs and a round tabletop of beveled mirror glass, bringing focus to the spaciousness within the solid materials shaping this piece. Combine with the large Artemisa Coffee Table for a balanced look.

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The Cesareo coffee table by Eichholtz is a paragon of modern design, with its organic-shaped charcoal gray oak veneer imparting a unique, sophisticated charm. This Eichholtz furniture piece seamlessly blends artisan craftsmanship with luxury to enhance any contemporary living room.

Introducing the Coffee Table Bowery, part of The Met x Eichholtz collection. Drawing inspiration from a table (1890–1905) designed by Louis C. Tiffany (American, 1848–1933) for Tiffany Studios, our design seamlessly blends historical charm and contemporary sophistication into your living space. Historic provenance: The Coffee Table Bowery pays homage to a table (1890–1905) in The Met's American Wing, designed by Louis C. Tiffany (American, 1848–1933) for Tiffany Studios. The original table bears aesthetic references to collapsible ancient Greek and Roman stands, as well as Near Eastern sources in its tapered legs. Furniture by Tiffany Studios counts among the most eclectic and innovative designs created between the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

The Oja Coffee Table pairs natural materials with sculptural design for a refined, modern look. A smooth cream marble top rests on a solid oak wood base in a light natural wash, highlighting the wood’s organic grain and soft tones. The curved panel base adds subtle dimension while maintaining a clean, grounded presence—making it an ideal centerpiece for both contemporary and relaxed living spaces.

Beautiful coffee table!! They came ontime and set it up. Beautiful stone top! Highly recommend. Anonymous. Thu Jun 19 2025

The Ishiko Coffee Table draws the eye with its sculptural, organic shape. Its gently curved, bean-like form is rendered in glass reinforced concrete, balancing the warmth of a light brown wood-effect top with the cool striations of a travertine-inspired base.

ARC takes its name from the mathematical concept of a smooth curve joining two points in a circle. The ARC table invites its user to make use of the simple functionalities, use one finger to turn the upper tabletop. Let it be open with your favourite objects on display or close the lid to hide your mess. The surface on the inside storage space is covered with a smooth nanolaminate to complement the ash wood while the three-legged construction adds a playful and light touch to the geometric shaped design.