Risom T.300 Round Coffee TableCelebrating the beauty of natural materials, Jens Risom toyed with convention by using leather itself as a structural element for his T. 300 Coffee Table (1958), stretching it to form a suspended lower shelf. Being a natural material, the leather will develop a beautiful patina over time. However, to keep the leather on this table taut and prevent marking, its recommended that you use the lower shelf to hold lightweight objects weighing less than 8

you can float this desk in the room for a classic office layout

The strong geometry of this piece is softened with radius and chamfer details

Unique aesthetic

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With its clean lines and classic materials

Details You'll AppreciateFlat bungie band construction inside seat and backSoft leatherette upholstery with foam seat and backChrome steel armrests frame and swivel baseTilt mechanism with five locking positionsAvailable in several colors and two back heightsProduct SpecificationsLeatherette upholstery foam seat chrome steel base frameBIFMA approved componentsContract-grade for commercial and residential useShips directly from vendorThis vendor does not ship to Canada

brothers Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec designed the Copenhague 30 Dining Table (2013) as part of a furniture series created for the University of Copenhagen

in your accent chair location

dark-oiled eucalyptus with visible brushed brass screws

the Level is a classic addition to your entry

Discover timeless elegance and old-world luxury in your living space with the Olwina Coffee Table

large-scale armless loveseat sits low to the ground with pillow-like detached cushions for modern appeal