Touche_collectables_design Dining Room Tables

Large oval table in Mondragone marble, model M1, produced by Tisettanta, designed by Angelo Mangiarotti, Italy, 1970s. Marble, a natural material that has accompanied human history ...

Designed by the famous Italian designer Angelo Mangiarotti, the S11 extending table is an authentic icon of style and good taste The table's round shape creates an inviting and inti...

The square version of the Coast Table – we’ve tried to create a quiet, humble table, with the beauty in its details. With this piece, we tried to emphasize the quality and character ...

Introducing the Mid-century De Puydt Natural Oak Dining Table: A Timeless Blend of Elegance and Brutalist Charm Immerse yourself in the allure of the Mid-century De Puydt Natural Oak Dining Table – a captivating masterpiece from the renowned Belgian firm, Kunstmeubelen De Puydt, circa 1970. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this table seamlessly marries a round top of natural oak with an organically carved, brutalist pedestal base, creating a sharp yet organic silhouette that stands as a testament to the era's design ingenuity. Constructed from heavy, solid oak wood, this dining table exudes a robust charm that is both inviting and enduring. Its original condition speaks to the quality craftsmanship of Kunstmeubelen De Puydt, showcasing a patina that gracefully ages with time, adding character to your living space. Background on Kunstmeubelen De Puydt: Established in Belgium in the 1970s, Kunstmeubelen De Puydt gained recognition for its commitment to crafting furniture that seamlessly blended functionality with artistic expression. The natural oak dining table is a prime example of their dedication to quality materials and innovative design, embodying the essence of mid-century aesthetics. Dimensions: Diameter: 113 cm Height: 76 cm Top thicke 5.5 cm Styling Advice: Embrace Minimalism: Allow the table's distinctive design to take center stage by keeping the surrounding decor simple. Opt for minimalist chairs with clean lines to complement the table's organic silhouette. Natural Elements: Enhance the table's connection to nature by incorporating natural elements such as potted plants, wooden servingware, or woven...

Dining table in solid oak, designed by Henning Kjærnulf in the 1970s. The table features a strong Brutalist aesthetic and includes two extension leaves, allowing it to accommodate ar...

Hand crafted German tiger oak trestle dining table with mortise and tenon details. Whimsical scalloped edge legs with expressive tiger oak grain accented with mortise and tenon joins...

Textural, organic, and terribly chic. This 70's dining table or desk is sheathed in tobacco leaves and given a acrylic finish to complement its sleek simplicity.

Clean Lined Glass and Chrome Dining Table or Desk

A rhythmic interplay of volumes and voids. The Fenestra table is inspired by Brick Expressionism, the architectural movement visible in Amsterdam’s ‘South Plan’ area - the city devel...

This Adrian Pearsall "Goop" Brutalist Dining Table is a stunning example of mid-century modern design, embodying the bold and sculptural characteristics of the brutalist movement. Th...

Angelo Mangiarotti for skipper Rosso marble "Eros" dining table, Italy, 1970s Angelo Mangiarotti designed the iconic Rosso marble dining table as part of the 'Eros' series for Skip...

Mid-Century, Belgian manufacturer De Puydt attributed, stunning Brutalist dining table or desk with trestle base. Beautiful, solid dark oak with striking, carved, grooved, textural t...