About the Coffee Table Warren Platner’s coffee table, created 1962, is really just a lowered down version of the dining table that Platner designed in the same year, & which can also be purchased here at Ikon M. In addition to being lower, the coffee table also has wider feet. Making a table in several different heights & sizes, so that it can serve different functions, was a very clever move by Platner, especially when it enables users to combine his other pieces with this beautiful glass table. To see all of Platner's iconic pieces, click here. History of the Coffee Table In the 1960s, Warren Platner used steel wire to sculpture an entire array of wired furniture, creating what is now considered a design icon of the modern era. To make the coffee table in several sizes not only increased the opportunities for manufacturers to sell more tables, it also made it easier for consumers who appreciate good design to find a size for their particular needs. This reproduction only comes in one size, but Platner’s coffee table looks good in any home, whether it contains a Platner Dining Table or not, & has become an iconic piece. Dimensions Height 39 cm Diameter 92 cm ...

About the Contract table The Contract table was originally designed for outdoor use but it works equally well as an indoor dining table, which is what the table mainly is being used for today. The table is simple & elegant & its multi-functional use is reflected in its design & construction. The table is very stable & its sleek appearence makes it possible to match the table with most style & furniture. History of Contract table Designed in 1958, this table was made for outdoor use in architecture patron J. Irwin Miller's house. The architects Eero Saarinen & Alexander Girard were responsible for designing the house while Charles Eames did the Aluminium Group chairs & this table. The house & its furniture have since been declared a National Historic Landmark whereas this table is considered an iconic piece of furniture. Dimensions Height 64 cm Diameter 80 cm / 100 cm / 120 cm ...

About the Cyclone Table The Cyclone Table is reminiscent of the later work by Mr & Mrs Eames & is also a reminder of the table with a metal base that was created by Warren Platner. In other ways, it is entirely original, not least because of its sculptural form. The Cyclone Table combines the shapes of sculptures & constructions such as railway bridges & the Eiffel tower in order to form a unique style. The metal rods form a beautiful pattern as they criss-cross down from the top to the base of the table, & the minimalistic tones of the materials make this reproduction the perfect table for an office, lounge or living room. To see more designer tables, click here. History of the Cyclone Table From the beginning, the Cyclone Table was designed to be a stool. Later on the stool also became a small table that was developed into this bigger table. The first stool was created in 1953, & the big table came four years later. The history behind the development of the Cyclone Table shows how one idea can result in several pieces of furniture. Even today we think of this table when we hear the name Cyclone. Dimensions Height 71.5 cm Diameter 110 cm ...

About the Café Table The Café Table, designed to fit into any modern inteior, is an iconic piece of furniture that is unequalled in its rustic, yet modern look. This inexpensive industrial table requires very little maintenance & is suited for both outdoor & indoor use. This reproduction is available is black, white, red, yellow, dark grey, orange, green, light blue, lighte green, silver & grey, & can be used as both a coffee table & a garden table. For more industrial designs, click here. History of the Café Table It was in 1927 that Xavier Pauchard designed his various industrial models (rustproof, robust & stackable). These were then used inside factories, offices & hospitals, as well as outside, on cafe terraces & in public parks. Dimensions Height 76 cm Width 80 cm ​​ ...

About the CH108 Coffee Table Unlike the rest of Hans J. Wegner's furniture that mainly are produced in wood, this CH108 coffee table is produced in glass & steel. The coffee table has a very minimalist & stylish look that goes well with both modern & retro furniture. History of the CH108 Coffee Table Hans J. Wegner designed this coffee table in the early 1970s. At that time, the table was produced in a limited amount whereas the price & demand for it still is high today. In the occasion of Carl Hansen & Son's 100 year anniversary in 2008, the coffee table was relaunched as part of Hans Wegner's CH100 series where the CH106 coffee table, the CH101 armchair & the CH102 & CH103 sofas also are featured. Dimensions Height 42 cm Width 70 cm Depth 170 cm ...

About the CH327 Dining Table Hans J. Wegner's CH327 dining table compliments all of his dining chairs as the designer's expertise & experience in working with wood clearly is reflected in his design of both tables & chairs. Design, form & function always finds a perfect balance in Hans J. Wegner's tables & CH327 is no exception. The sculptural beauty of the table can be enjoyed from every angle & the CH327 table is also often used an office desk in the office or side desk in the bedroom. The dining table perfectly matches Wegner's Wishbone chair or Elbow chair. Dimensions Height 75 cm Width 195 cm Depth 95 cm ...