Archetype occasional tables draw upon the structured form of their lounge and modular counterparts to further celebrate the beauty of contrast. Choose between single and multitone finishes or a split top to create a stunning statement piece worthy of conversation. Whatever the combination, its depth of craftsmanship and limitless appeal is undeniable.
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The geometric interplay of lines within the metal base create the striking visual from which Betwixt gets its name. Combine with a variety of table surface options, and the end result is a perfect balance of modern style to bring any room together.
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In partnership with Modus in South Somerset, UK, and designed by Michael Sodeau, the Modus Art/Abe/Arne tables are a trio that share similarities while serving distinct purposes.
Art is the smallest of the three, featuring an angled cutout that is perfect for holding a book. The medium-sized Abe has a lower shelf running around its entire perimeter. The largest table, Arne, is designed to function best as a central coffee table, showcasing a concentric cutout on the top that is ideal for magazines.
Crafted from 100% recycled cork materials left over from the wine bottle cork manufacturing process, these tables are bonded with a solvent-free binder. Cork is water-repellent, easy to clean, and offers sound-insulating properties, creating a memorable and cozy atmosphere.
At the end of their lifecycle, the Modus Art/Abe/Arne tables can either be mechanically recycled into new products or composted, enriching the soil. Cork is a renewable resource that is harvested from the outer bark of the Mediterranean cork oak tree without causing harm, allowing the tree to regenerate. This sustainable cork harvesting supports communities in southern Europe and northern Africa while positively impacting the environment.
Renewable, compostable, easily recycled, carbon positive, hydrophobic, sound dampening, warm and tactile, the Modus Bob cork stool is unique piece of furniture that is also sustainable. Made entirely from waste materials generated during the production of wine bottle corks, this stool is both eco-friendly and functional.
Produced in partnership with Modus in South Somerset, UK, the Bob stool was designed by Michael Sodeau. It features a natural finish that feels soft to the touch, a curved base with a concave seat, and iconic holes that make it easy to move while adding a distinctive design element.
When the Modus Bob stool reaches the end of its useful life, it can be recycled into a new product or composted, enriching the soil. It is available with FSC certification upon request and is crafted from 100% recycled cork using a solvent-free binder.
Six-t Conference, designed by DARRAN Studio, looks beyond the typical round occasional table vocabulary. The collection’s hexagonal tabletops provide multi-faceted engagement with soft upholstered bases that offer sound mitigation and wire management. Available in 60, 72, 84 and 96″ tops with veneer, sketchface, laminate or fenix top surfaces.
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Contemporary style with simple lines makes this an ideal accent table.
Pairs nicely with the Santana conference, and end tables and the Santana stool.
Pairs nicely with the Santana conference, and coffee tables and the Santana stool.
Contemporary style with simple lines makes this an ideal accent table.
Like its ubiquitous namesake, Spool is a simple table designed to evoke a sense of familiarity, yet distinct in its execution. Designed with transformative spaces in mind, the Spool collection is an ideal companion for those dynamic in-between areas. The crafted wood pedestal base sacrifices neither form nor function and features a recessed grip point on the underside of the table. The mobile table allows for easy handling and maneuverability.
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Designed by IDA Design, the Susu collection is quietly simple and considered in its design. Susu embodies “Beauty in Small Things” with its simple, elegant architecture and sensitive materials and finishes. Pressed PET shells embrace and support the table surfaces above the metal bases with wood or cast knuckles that can be painted to match or contrast the base powdercoats. The Susu collection incorporates a softness and texture that is unexpected and unusually delightful in the table category.
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Designed by DARRAN Studio, Teo is a modern reinterpretation of the tribal totem, bringing a playful yet sophisticated touch to any space. Its stacked geometric forms make a unique statement, customizable with a curated selection of paint colors and upholstery options. Whether used as a side table, stool, or decorative accent, Teo’s versatile functionality makes it a design to add a little whimsy to any open space.
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