01. Poliform Ernest Coffee Table
The Ernest coffee table by Jean-Marie Massaud was unveiled at Salone del Mobile.Milano 2024 as part of Poliform’s modular collection. The table features deconstructed volumes that can be configured into different arrangements—mimicking puzzle pieces. This modular approach allows for versatility in any space, celebrating bold form, function and detail.
02. Cassina Accordo Low Table
Designed in 1985 by Charlotte Perriand for her retrospective at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris, the Cassina Accordo Low table stands out for its sculptural proportions. Originally conceived as a one-of-a-kind piece, Cassina initially reintroduced the Accordo Low table in a sleek black lacquer finish, now available in colours such as red that highlight the enduring relevance of this iconic design.
Acerbis Pond low table | Image courtesy of Acerbis
03. BD Barcelona Design Explorer Coffee Table
The BD Barcelona Design Explorer Low table, designed by Jaime Hayon, features a curved form accentuated by rich, hand-buffed high gloss lacquer. The lacquer tabletop rests on solid alder wood legs.
04. Mogg Bilbao
Italian brand Mogg was founded by architect Nicola Galbiati Mogg eight years ago. They collaborated with Milan-based Dainelli Studio to design the Bilbao coffee table, defined by its soft lines, simple shapes and generous volumes.
05. SEM Slice Coffee Table
Conceived as individual components of a larger design, the SEM Slice coffee table, designed by Zaven, comprises two smaller tables crafted from thick ceramic, available in pungent yellow and forest green.
06. Baxter Aegates Coffee Table
The Baxter Aegates coffee table was introduced at Salone del Mobile.Milano 2024 as one of a few pieces with a lacquer finish in the brand’s latest furniture collection. The coffee table features a series of irregular shapes, available in customisable finishes.
Strata House by KOVAC | Photography by Roger Davies & Jeremy Bittermann
07. Acerbis Pond Low Table
The Acerbis Pond low table, available in different sizes and hues, is a playful reinterpretation of the classic Italian living room staple. Its conical base creates the illusion of a reflective, watery surface in high-gloss lacquered glass.
08. Driade Tottori Coffee Table
The Driade Tottori coffee table is available in three distinct sizes, each with a three-leg base. These tables stand out for their softly rounded MDF tops and the substantial form of their turned solid wood legs, finished in glossy lacquer and offered in three pastel shades.
09. Destroyers Builders Windows of Bo Bardi Small Coffee Table
The Brutalist SESC Pompeia building in São Paulo, designed by Italian-Brazilian architect Lina Bo Bardi, inspired Linde Freya Tangelder’s Windows of Bo Bardi coffee table. Mirroring the organic, curved windows of the building’s concrete structure, this lacquered wood coffee table reflects the same sense of fluidity and rhythm.












