TABLES

Proxima, designed by OKHA. The PROXIMA table is a constellation of elements. The table top is composed of fractals of shifting forms that appear simultaneously random and in order; entities in a state of perpetual flux and in orbit.

Geometer, designed by OKHA, tailored and conceived to accommodate single person usage, the GEOMETER DESK is a focus zone, providing sheltered environment of exclusive use.

The Tray Table, designed by Finn Juhl, is a further development of his famous Turning Trays, which today are manufactured by Architectmade.

The Silver Table, designed by Finn Juhl. The spacious Silver Table from 1948 is arguably one of Finn Juhl’s most famous and extravagant designs. The table comes with two extension leaves and can be ordered both with and without sterling silver inlays. The inlays are not only an exclusive decorative feature, they also serve the functional purpose of indicating how many people can sit around the table, ranging from four to fourteen spaces.

The Ross Coffee Table, designed by Finn Juhl, was particularly unconventional at the time it was designed, however today the design is extremely modern with its delicate steel frame, organically shaped top and steel inlay. The table is manufactured with a stainless steel frame and a wooden tabletop in walnut with a steel inlay.

The Nyhavn Dining Table, designed by Finn Juhl. Create a calm, elegant and practical dining room with Finn Juhl’s Nyhavn Dining Table from 1953. The table is easy to care for and ages with grace. With numerous options the table can be customized to fit an individual style. Special mounts allow for the leaves to hang vertically at both ends when not being used to extend the table.

The Nyhavn Desk, designed by Finn Juhl. Finn Juhl is known for adding visual lightness to his designs, and the Nyhavn Desk is no exception. The desk is manufactured in different sizes and available with a veneered table top in teak, oak, walnut, Oregon pine or black linoleum, with matching wooden toes on burnished steel legs.

The Kaufmann Desk, designed by Finn Juhl. It was originally designed for Finn Juhl’s own home, just like many other of his iconic designs. The table is in a league of its own with an unusually refined edge profile that gives the illusion that the table top is floating above the frame. The table is almost entirely crafted by hand and manufactured in oak with a veneered tabletop in walnut with solid edges.

The Eye Table, designed by Finn Juhl. This eye-shaped, three-legged table was originally designed to match the 46 Sofa. The shape of the table fits perfectly with the curve of the sofa, and hence creating a design unity between the two pieces.

Marble top set in a steel and brass frame. The gently sloping legs add a dynamic and modern touch. The brass structure underneath the marble top stiffens the system and adds elegance to the desk.

The table consists of a marble or wooden top with a metal collar. This will enable the separation of everyday objects from those we want to expose on the slightly elevated part. The table top lies on a steel frame. The tables are made to size. The color and type of wood stone can be chosen according to customer preferences.

The concrete table legs are architectural elements from the designer's family home, which were dismantled during the renovation of the historic building. The designer approaches the original pre-war fabric of the places he grew up in with great sentiment. Often giving it a new function and meaning. In this way, the old world does not pass away, but in fact acquires greater significance.

The concrete table legs are architectural elements from the designer's family home, which were dismantled during the renovation of the historic building. The designer approaches the original pre-war fabric of the places he grew up in with great sentiment. Often giving it a new function and meaning. In this way, the old world does not pass away, but in fact acquires greater significance.

Savignyplatz, designed by Sebastian Herkner, iis an idyllic park in a city square intersected by streets horizontally, diagonally, and asymmetrically and an ever-changing landscape of people enjoying it. Designer Sebastian Herkner’s Savingyplatz Desk reflects that dynamism in it’s multiple uses and original lines that have a sense of movement.

Savignyplatz, designed by Sebastian Herkner, is an idyllic park in a city square where friends gather to share company and the artistic energy of the city. Designer Sebastian Herkner’s Savingyplatz dining table is also designed to be a venue to share the organic influence of the park and the artistic energy and influence of sculptor Henry Moore.

Rua Tucumã, designed by Osvaldo Tenório. One of Sao Paulo’s premier addresses in the lush and posh Jardins district takes its name from a palm tree’s fruit. The Tucumã fruit is a rich burnished colour on the outside and opens to beautiful rings of dark brown and white within. Osvaldo Tenorio’s Rua Tucumã coffee tables mirror the natural inspiration evident in all things Brazilian where the line between indoors and outdoors disappears.