Written by Katie on April 30, 2008. Permalink
Two interesting options for side tables…
Offset Side Table, 12″diameter x 25″H, $298.00,
Buy it here.
Bamileke Stool- Black, 18.5″ x 16.5″, $498.00,
Buy it here.
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Written by Katie on April 25, 2008. Permalink
Just about as minimal as a piece of wood can get, this side table would be perfect beside a chair or sofa.
“One singular slab of eco-friendly mango wood, unspoiled. Oiled to bring out its raw beauty. One sidles up to a sofa, two brews a coffee table. No two alike, each will gain more character through time.”
12″sq.x21″H
Written by Katie on April 18, 2008. Permalink
Yes, the price does seem more on the high side of what seems reasonable for a few side tables, but considering there are 10 of them, each one sporting different shades of neutral enamel tops, it doesn’t seem as bad..maybe because each one (if sold separately) would be $175.
“Driftwood spread across the shore is the impetus behind this unique design. The ultimate in modern nature, these low tables are fully functional, as they are fastened with metal and enamel tops. An inspired way to redefine and re-use earth’s creations. Natural.”
From 7 3/4″ to 15 3/4″.
Written by Kris on April 12, 2008. Permalink
“Two simple silhouettes converge or separate as space and situation allow. Wood construction; walnut veneer. Side cutouts allow for easy movement. Walnut stain.”
16.5″w x 16″d x 20″h overall.
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Written by Katie on April 1, 2008. Permalink
Both of these tables are almost unbelievably priced- either or both would be perfect for the outdoor weather that’s just around the corner.
hedge coffee table:
“Deliberately designed on the same low square grid as our Resort to pull right up to the edge, or in between, chairs and ottoman in modular fashion. Spare lines can also do coffee or side table duty with any outdoor, even indoor, setup. Rustproof, UV-resistant metal design with a slightly iridescent charcoal powdercoat with a hand-welded lower-level X. Ready to go, no assembly required.”
$129.00, Buy it here.
rectangular side table:
“At your service to perch a tall iced tea, a good read, or a tube of SPF. Apartment balconies and urban decks dig its tiny footprint. Industrial steel in a ivory powdercoat. Levelers included. Indoor or sheltered outdoor sites.”
$39.95,
Buy it here.
Purchase Information:
Price: $39.95-$129.00
Written by Katie on March 26, 2008. Permalink
First of all, these pictures make this table look like it would be the perfect side to any modern living or bedroom area, second, take a look at the various uses. Not bad, eh?
“The Tall CU side table by Kristalia is functional as a table, bench, or service top… use next to a sofa, near a bed, or even in the garden or a public place. Made of rigid moulded polyurethane. Suitable for outdoor use. Sturdy and easy to clean. Versatile and practical to use anywhere!”
15 3/4 in H x 25 5/8 in W x 17 3/4 in D
Written by Katie on March 14, 2008. Permalink
This has got to be one of the most bizarre pieces of furniture I’ve seen.
“Design your own personal drum table with interchangeable percussion inserts. Choose from four different sized tables to suit your musical and space needs. The smallest table accepts four of the smaller instruments and the largest accepts sixteen.”
2×2: $800 plus tax and shipping
2×4: $1500 plus tax and shipping
3×3: $1600 plus tax and shipping
4×4: $2900 plus tax and shipping
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Written by Katie on March 14, 2008. Permalink
I’m impressed that this is under $50.
“Sturdy handmade iron rod frame with intricate sunburst of wire weaves together 60s groove, ethnic handicrafts, smart stacking functionality. Colorful olivine, yolk and grey epoxy powdercoat finishes are rustproof.”
15.5″dia.x13″H
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Written by Katie on March 12, 2008. Permalink
The surface of these are smooth enough to look slightly like a cartoon version of a stump, which I find entirely amusing. A few of these next to a serious sofa could tone it down a bit and keep things humorous.
“These stools have a soft curve for comfort and the table’s flat surface holds a drink. At 17″ high and 21″ diameter, they’re happiest in multiples (like a forest)…”
Shown above from left to right: Chocolate, Bronze, Pewter
21″ x 21″ x 17″H
Written by Katie on March 6, 2008. Permalink
This is my favorite find of the week, if not a contender for this month. It has an affordable price tag as well as being designed in a smart way (for the reasons listed below), and- probably most importantly- it looks really sharp.
“Composed of two laser-cut and slotted sheets of steel, the Origami tables ship flat and require no tools or hardware to assemble. One sheet is the negative of the other, which eliminates waste during production and gives the tables a balanced, yet dynamic, form. The petal-like surfaces are sturdy and spacious, making a practical and sculptural side table, night stand or plant stand.”
Made in the USA from locally sourced steel
Colors: Red, White, and Black
20″(Width) x 20″(Length) x 19″(Height)
Written by Katie on March 6, 2008. Permalink
I have seen this before, but it wasn’t until I saw it in a room setting did I fully appreciate the detail of the base. It’s really a beautiful table, and even though it has a higher price tag it might be a good time to take the plunge and add something to your collection that you’ll most likely appreciate for years and years.
“The beautifully grained base flares and narrows in six arcs, creating a look of poised animation. Each upright is accented by brass hardware and is the balance point for the 3/4″ glass top. Reminiscent of the iconic Noguchi Table, the Moebius is a classic in its own right, blending rhythmic form with straightforward function.”
Walnut stained beechwood base with brass connectors, 3/4″ tempered glass top.
H 20.5″ W 28″
Written by Kris on March 1, 2008. Permalink
This little drum side table is now on sale and affordable enough to buy a few if you wanted to have multiples in a room.
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Written by Katie on February 25, 2008. Permalink
The base of this side table is made of layered wood blocks that can be rotated around to create your own customized look- providing an easy way to mix things up a bit without changing furniture.
Options/Finishes: Natural oak or Oak, stained brown
16.5" W x 22.5" H x 16.5" D
Written by Kris on February 9, 2008. Permalink
“Strong enough to hold up barn roofs in their former life, these reclaimed antique beam side tables from Vermont artisans are hand-hewn. Each piece is crafted from “found” American lumber up to 200 years old. Imperfections, such as warps, cracks, nail holes, and worm holes have been left untouched intentionally, to capture the charm, warmth, and patina of the antique wood. Our two sizes partnered here form smooth, tiered table tops for bedside or chair-side use. Made in the USA.”
SMALL 7.5″L x 14.5″W x 18″H
LARGE 8″L x 18.5″W x 24″H
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Written by Katie on February 6, 2008. Permalink
I’m sure this might inspire some DIYers, but for those of you that care to own a Harry Allen piece (or add to your collection), this table is perfect and completely functional. The black one (not pictured) is really something.
“The Branch Table brings an element of Harry Allen’s Reality product line, the casting of real life objects, into the world of furniture. The pedestal of this table is an actual casting of a Dogwood branch. The wooden base is crafted from solid Ash wood. The result is a piece with both form and material derived from the natural world. The Branch Table is available in three pedestal colors of white, red and black. All have a glass top.”
20″W x 14″H x 14″D