About the Side Table With this Side Table Knoll took her minimalist principles even further by making the table top entirely out of glass. The transparency gave the table an even airier impression than it would have done otherwise. Just like most other creations by Knoll this table looks equally good in the home or in an office. The table is small & convenient, & can be placed wherever it is most needed. Its strong metalic structure ensures that the table remains stable, whilst also maintaining a simple style. Also see the Corner Sofa to complete the look. History of the Side Table This little side table, or sofa table, is part of Florence Knolls “ Executive Collection” from 1961. Knoll’s furniture pieces were always understated, so as not to draw attention away from the textiles & other items in the homes she decorated. Dimensions Height 45cm Width 60 cm Depth 60 cm ...

About the Tulip Side Table The Tulip Side Table is a practical & unique design. One can place this piece anywhere where one needs an extra surface. The drop-shape base, characteristic of all Tulip furniture, ensures that the piece does not take up unnecessary space, & it rarely gets in the way. The one leg supports the surface of this table whilst allowing for greater numbers of guests to place themselves around it. This reproduction is available in either marble or fibreglass with a choice between black & white. It can be combined with multiple other pieces by Saarinen, such as the Womb Armchair History of the Tulip Side Table This side table is part of the Tulip series, created by Eero Saarinen in 1956. Saarinen was not afraid of challenging current ideals, & here he certainly took a stand against designs that take up too much space. His goal was to lessen the amount of legs on the furniture, since, according to him, there were too many legs in American homes. Dimensions Height 47cm Diameter 50 / 60 cm ...

About the Oval Tulip Table Instead of resting on legs, like most other tables, the Oval Tulip Table has a base stretching from the top down to the floor. This creates a lighter impression, consistent with the aim of Saarinen, who wanted to create furniture with fewer legs, since he thought too many legs were a waste of space. This reproduction is available in either marble or fibreglass with colours ranging between black & white. Its simple design & modern look can be combined with almost any interior
- & it looks very good with a few Tulip chairs. History of the Oval Tulip Table Eero Saarinen designed the Oval Tulip Table in 1956. Saarinen created truly iconic pieces of furniture with the Tulip series & yet he did not receive the Museum of Modern Art Award for his creation until 1969. Dimensions Height 72 cm Diameter 199 cm
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About the round Tulip Table This round Tulip dining table is from the same series as the Tulip chair & the Tulip armchair & has become a symbol of futuristic design throughout the designing world. This piece is timeless & fits into almost any modern interior. An added advantage of the Tulip table is its lack of multiple legs, making it easy to clean & easy to accommodate extra guests. This reproduction is available in black or white marble & can be made in many different sizes. To see more designs by Eero Saarinen, click here History of the round Tulip Table Eero Saarinen designed the round Tulip Table in 1956 & won an award for it in 1969. He was of the opinion that multiple legs were a problem in furniture designs, & that they did not allow for the full potential of a design to be realised. He therefore created the Tulip series, which was a series of chairs & tables that were supported by only one leg, greatly resembling the natural shapes that are created by drops of water. Dimensions Height 74 cm Diameter 60 / 70 / 80 / 90 / 110 / 120 cm ...

About the Coffee Table With this Coffee Table Knoll took her principle of understated design to great heights by making the table top out of glass. The transparency gave the table an even airier impression than it would have done otherwise. Just like most other creations by Knoll this table looks equally good in a home, in an office or other public spaces. The table is small & convenient, & can be placed where most needed. Add Florence Knoll's bench to complete the look. History of the Coffee Table This little coffee table, or sofa table, forms part of Florence Knolls “ Executive Collection” from 1961. Knoll’s furniture pieces were always understated so as not to draw attention away from the textiles & other items within the homes that she decorated. Dimensions Height 45cm Width 120 cm Depth 60 cm ...