A pronounced designer has some of the most capable hands to mold imagination into the world of living. If we had to concentrate on only the end of a table’s leg, we get to know the labor a wood crafter had put it. While this may get better with experiments, designing is a hungry journey, craving the knowledge of material, nature, and functionalism at a fast pace. For instance, we come across thousands of buildings daily, but it is almost too exceptional to observe a Gaudi. Similarly, when we note the tiniest objects around us, it is spectacular to know how a creative brain can transform its image into something that depicts its identity. Today, in this read, as we pay respects to the great minds of the designer industry, we explore one of the most crucial attributes of any living room- a coffee table, and not the common ones, the most unique coffee table designs one can find on the web.
21 Coffee Tables to Pleasure Your Mind and Interiors.
1. Mavimatt.
Craftsmanship at its best, The Sierra coffee table by Mavimatt is a design specimen that showcases the precision of Italian hands and the image of a diamond that puts luxury to the ultimate test. This unique coffee table uses the tip and the melting mold to synchronize balance and convince the viewer as if it is suspended in the air. As if the caramel sauce dips on a pancake, Sierra is a concept that tests the capability of modernism to spark curiosity.
2. Ben Storms.
Ideated from the leftover marble slabs, In Hale White Carrara is one of the most striking coffee tables that showcases a momentous collision of a rock and a cushion. Ben uses his sharp material knowledge and combines it with the force of gravity while designing the folds of the cushion through a metal sheet, making it a realistic display of the act. Precisely selected marble from Europe and the slightly polished surface of the sheet approaches the decorative concept of rustic and adores it as it has just come into existence.
3. Kar Studio.
Adoring minimalism, the architecture of the Pudding coffee table by Kar Studio is remarkable to note and understand the fluidity of the fiberglass. This unique coffee table not only showcases an aesthetic form factor but also creates a sense of weight through its soft and bulky appeal. An abstract article for your space, it comes in two color options, both that may blend in the interior as if they were designed after the table.
4. Shin Chen.
With the increasing popularity of subtle storage spaces, the behavior of small-space furniture is changing rapidly. & Chair exemplified these changes correctly with the convertible approach, allowing this unique coffee table to take the identity of a coffee table, a low bench, and a high stool all by just modifying the way it stands on the floor. Originally a Behance project, Shin Chen used the symbol “&” to develop the design while making sure it behaves as a storage for tiny objects and books.
5. Sisan Lee.
Adapting Brutalism and valuing it through the constructive luxury of Stainless steel, LST 202001 is a marvel of coffee table designs that uses architectonic blocks to establish a structure that can pull weight to the center of any living room. The smooth lines of this table combined with the emptiness between the blocks not only gives a perspective to its design but acts further to be a column to store essentials, especially books.
6. Alessandro Isola.
Taking inspiration from the creases and folds of an area rug, Stumble Upon coffee table is an accurate replica of the daily incident that hints as if a living soul had disturbed the interiors, particularly the rug. Alessandro Isola produced the idea by methodizing the fabric on the top and a rigid material, appearing to be stainless steel, at the bottom. When placed in a living room, this unique coffee table can leave a lasting impression and may stimulate curiosity.
7. Arthur Vallin.
Fragments by Arthur Vallin is an articulate arrangement of three triangular structures to bring light to a coffee table adoring the perfect black brushed oak. No lesser than Cubist art, the three triangles carry an identity to serve the living room for every occupant. Further, to add dimension to it, Arthur adds the stepping levels to leave them at different heights. This coffee table can be the perfect commodity to implement Japanese-inspired interiors.
8. Estudio Rain.
While most designers, critical of the perspective of perfection, crave unique identities out of desirable forms, there are a few who find comfort in irregularity and simplistic art. Estudio Rain is among the latter who developed the Solida coffee table with the careful craft of wooden finish and subtle knowledge of arranging fragments into a single form. Among the other unique coffee tables I listed here, this must be the easiest choice to make while providing character and a sense of achievable warmth in the space.
9. Objects & Ideas.
The idea of empty spaces is far past from Japanese culture to promote simplicity and the occupant’s mind to think about this lack of design. Some of my favorite designers can strike me with their designs and make me curious every time I look at their articles. This circular coffee table has no wonders of the design as the others might have had before. But with a soft finish, Nordic value, and circular design alongside the emptiness in the center it is an easy pick for any house that values warmth and subtle changes to the decor. Lastly, the White Oak assures the quality as well.
10. Vonnegut / Kraft.
The exploration of circular design and implementation of a more sophisticated approach had already begun a long time ago in the furniture industry. Mesa coffee table is a specimen of the same, showcasing the precise cuts and shaping of a hardwood that can result in something spectacular. The structure of this unique coffee table represents Brutalism with soft corners and joints. As if it can be laid flat, the table also mimics individual identity for the joints and the top.
11. Joris Laarman.
Studying nature is more important than anyone thinks before getting to differentiate their design from others. While many designers have a well-carried knowledge of the material, only a few possess the learning of nature. The Cumulus Table by Joris Laarman, more than a decade old, gives us a glimpse of how clouds behave at a certain pressure and how they reflect the sun rays in the sky. Joris Laarman implemented it correctly by using 3D animation software to replicate the cloud for this coffee table and picked marble to layer each corner precisely, leaving no lack in design.
12. Corinne Mathern for DTILE.
Experimentation at its best, Corinne Mathern’s efforts to embed the use of tiles in furniture can make coffee tables no more artistic. This perfectly finished table is veracious for mid-century or modern interiors giving a distinguishing finish to any corner and making it stand apart. While tiles are a common building material, this cool coffee table uses the psychology of a decor object that attracts your eye and observes the closely finished article with an almond-colored surface and chalk-like divisions.
13. Charlotte Juillard.
The Dora coffee table is the perfect composition of two worlds, presenting minimalist and asymmetry in a single go. Charlotte Juillard puts her artistic knowledge in a way that can please a large group and retain the value of wood as well as abstract art. Alongside a soft touch, this table stands the idea of low furniture that can also be used in Japanese interiors while being able to adjust perfectly in mid-century or any design your creative mind plans it for.
14. Andy Kerstens.
Natural elements such as stone and water can strongly determine the peace a space has, a principle even our ancestors practiced. Retaining a similar idea, Andy Kerstens signified simplicity alongside no duplicate materials, helping in decreasing weight and making this unique coffee table pull minimalism. This artistic coffee table is an addition to the dining and has different wood finishes, Whitewashed European Larch, Bleached European Oak, Dark Stained American Walnut, enhancing its capability to be adjusted within different interior finishes without looking odd.
15. Soft Baroque.
Amplifying the joints and soft finished Pinewood, this unique coffee table carries the charm of Finnish wood logs, sustainably sourced. While the material is destined to develop scratches and dents with use and over time, the designer had done his job quite accurately in constructing a table that can fit most interiors, including modern ones.
16. Shoppe Amber Interiors.
It is crucial to understand the designer’s outlook on their product before determining its design. There are times when just doing that can help you observe the security or comfort this product has, which can then expose a clear dedication to the designing process. The Bogart coffee table by Amber Interiors is similar to what I just referred to. This table, in addition to its strong appeal, is a splendid product of careful design. It showcases how this designer prioritized her idea of creating warmth in every space, not playing too much with the idea, but working closely to leave no dents.
17. Andres Monnier.
The architecture of rock and its implementation as a fire coffee table must be the most unique way to design a coffee table that stands the test of modernism with the values of the past. Sisifo by Andres Monnier is a bowl-shaped coffee table with a fire piece in the center, inspired by the Greeks. Replicating the work of a fireplace, it showcases the roughness of rock and acts as the nucleus of your space.
18. EQ3.
Inspired by board games, this unique coffee table is a memory of old times. The perfectly finished grills of the top surface give an untextured finish. There are spaces between the joists of the table that offer a particular function – a series of trays can be slid along them or swung above them to hover above the surface. It can add an old rage vibe to your coffee area or even work as a center table. Durable enough for the longevity of your space, it comes in two colors and sizes.
19. Wood and Paper.
Terrifically a masterpiece in terms of uncomplicated applied art and architectural specimens, this table copies drawers to be of use. As if the lower surface suspends over a wooden screw, the Stolik coffee table requires a slight pull to be expanded, working both as a shelf and a table for your toddler. With its natural finish and light appeal, the furniture piece not only blends well with your interiors but also has a stamp of lasting life, with the surface being resistant to heat and scratches.
20. Nick James.
Cat Cave, as the name suggests, is a geometric masterpiece for housing your cat while playing the role of a coffee table. The designer brought up the solution to cat boxes and the companionship with your pet. The table marks the finishes of walnut, and to retain its beauty for a longer time, the finishing of lacquer protects it. The dodecahedron has 11 sides with careful finishing making it more unique. This statement wood table is not just about you but for your forever indeed pet that scratches all your demise away from you.
21. Garce & Dimofski.
Having the opportunity to read and write about the ongoing design and interior trends, I often see how neutral colors make the best friends with our space. There are several ways to adore this theme, but one of those is to find the perfect furniture that blends in. While I will take an opportunity to discuss it elaboratively the next time, here is a fragment that can become part of my imminent conversation. The Mimi coffee table utilizes the soft look of wood and ceramic through irregular yet smooth curves and is potentially one of the unique coffee tables to make your interiors look serene.
Final Words.
I rest my take on the artsy coffee tables and explore their designer fragments. Now, I would like to hear from you. Which table did you love the most? Is there a unique coffee table I missed? In either case, drop a comment below.
Frequently Asked Questions.
The pricing of any designer coffee table can start at $1000 and go higher than $10000, depending on the uniqueness of the piece, the material it used, the time it took to be manufactured, and the reputation of the designer.
A coffee table design determines the layout of a low table that works as a centerpiece of a sitting area and has space for accommodating decorative objects and books or magazines.
Yes, coffee tables are just as popular, if not more, as they used to be. They are a crucial part of interior decor and are responsible for making the sitting area functional.
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