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Furniture and Accessories for the Modern Lifestyle
Modern furniture is appreciated for its clean
lines and enduring style. Go to: Rubik Coffee Tables,
Ted Boerner's Theatre Seating Collection,
Contemporary Seating,
Contemporary Tables
Modern sofas often tout minimalist appeal, but few can also
claim the comfort of Ted Boerner's Theatre Collection (2001). The Sofa, Loveseat
and Armchair are all designed to accommodate the human body with studied
proportions and simple geometry. The result is comfort that stems from its form,
rather than excessive layers of stuffing and upholstery. A gleaming chromed
steel base runs the entire depth of the design, and welted seams lend strength
and definition to the upholstery. Made in U.S.A.
Short, tall, square or round, the Rubik Collection (2008) has a
table to fit your needs. Made with a spare stainless steel base and high-quality
wood veneer or solid marble tabletop, there’s a quiet presence to these
functional tables that makes them work in a variety of settings. Made in U.S.A
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Neo One Arm Sofa - Left |
Neo Left Facing Chaise
Neo Right Facing Chaise |
Neo One Arm Sofa - Right |
| In the 1960s, Bendtsen was importing Scandinavian furniture, but
began designing his own when he couldn¹t find the quality and aesthetics
he wanted. Neo is a culmination of Bendtsen¹s experiences as an importer
and designer. |
Niels Bendtsens Neo Sofa Collection (1998) has become a favorite for
its easy merging of European construction with timeless modernist
simplicity |
If you ask Niels Bendtsen why his Neo Collection (1998) is just as
relevant today as when he first designed it, he¹ll point out its
proportions, which are something he¹s developed and perfected over time.
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Juliana Armchair |
| Few objects epitomize the interplay between traditional
handcraftsmanship and modernism more gracefully than the sinuously
crafted Juliana Chair. A lightly scaled and elegant armchair built from
solid Brazilian hardwood, harvested from sustainable resources and hand
carved in a small factory in Brazil. |
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Girard Table |
Little Friend Fixed Height Table |
Little Friend Adjustable Height Table |
| Art is only art when it is synonymous with living, said Alexander
Girard, who is widely recognized for his work in textiles and furniture.
The designer was true to his words when he created the Girard Coffee
Table (1948) for Knoll. |
Inspiration comes from many places, and in the case of Kasper
Salto's Little Friend Table (2005), it was a Disney cartoon character |
Rather than a moveable chair used with a stationary table, this is a
moveable table to be used with a stationary chair, sofa or bed. The
Little Friend is adjustable from a lap height of 20" up to 29" with the
push of a button that operates an air-gas mechanism. |
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Skagen Nesting Tables
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Skagen Coffee Table
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| Inspired by the mid-century designs of Arne Hovmand-Olsen. The
space-saving design of the two Nesting Tables makes it easy to double
your tabletop space when entertaining or doing projects. Made in U.S.A. |
Inspired by the mid-century designs of Arne Hovmand-Olsen. The
smooth edges and tapered shapes of the Coffee Table recall the popular
“surfboard” tables of the 1960s, and there’s an elegance in how the
tabletop appears to hover over the frame, supported by simple brass
spacers. The lower shelf creates convenient storage, and two ends are
finished with slightly sculpted shapes, maintaining flow from one part
to the next. Made in U.S.A |
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| Cubo Coffee Table
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The 25 Gallon Aquarium Coffee Table
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| Elegant and asymmetrical, the Cubo Coffee Table offers not only a
large surface space, but also neatly concealed storage. The Table’s
rich, warm American butternut veneer is expertly applied and has a
visible grain pattern |
This is the glass-topped coffee table that contains a 25-gallon
aquarium. Its acrylic sides provide clear viewing of the interior, while
the removable 36" sq. tabletop of 1/4"-thick beveled tempered glass is
large and sturdy enough to accommodate a sculpture and hardcover books. |
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| Rolly Side Table
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| Perched on three elegantly tapered walnut legs, the Rolly is a small
side table with big appeal that harkens back to the curvaceous aesthetic
of the 1930s and '40s. Designed by Matt Carr and conceived with a
combination of utility and seductive attention to detail |
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