SCP AGNES SIDE TABLE

The enduring appeal of Scandinavian design suits a range of modern interiors, so it’s no wonder that British designers Kay + Stemmer have taken inspiration from the regions legacy of solid wood furniture craft for their Agnes collection. The angled line on the front of each beam is contrasted by a straight back, creating a contemporary look that is matched by rounded edging and curved detailing within the cutaway panels along its sides. To support the frame, each section is finished with a sturdy back bar that also ensures there is plenty of ventilation between the wall and any objects placed on the shelves.

This two-tiered coffee table is the newest addition to Kay+Stemmer's popular range of Agnes furniture.Inspired by Scandinavian design traditions and woodwork, this piece comes 'out of the box' as one solid piece and includes a lower, slatted shelf and a veneered top shelf. Details include a radius edge, a gentle upwards taper and a veneer finish.The Agnes coffee table is available in solid Walnut or Oak.

Created by British designer Sarah Kay for SCP, the Jethro Dining Table is available in European ash or solid American walnut in two sizes. The table is a tribute to classic joinery with subtle contemporary details that make it stand out. For example, the design is finished with contrasting walnut or oak wooden pegs that highlight the robust nature of wood. Jethro’s faceted wide legs and chamfered table top create a lightweight silhouette, perfect for contemporary homes.

A modern assemblage of right angles, the Lucent side table is made from translucent glass panels and is available in a choice of bronze, clear or smoke finish. Designed in London by Matthew Hilton, the base and table top of this airy piece perfectly mirror each other in form with both featuring smooth rounded edges. Geometrically arranged, the glass sheets that support the table top also create practical storage space for books and magazines making this the perfect piece for sleek living spaces or bedrooms.

Designed by Signe Henriksen and Peter Rützou of Space Copenhagen, the Accent collection is a range of coffee and lounge tables with a sculptural and handcrafted feel. With clean lines and smooth surfaces, these stark geometric pieces look great from every angle. Each table is made from sustainably sourced solid oak, with black, white and grey colour finishes to suit any space.

Designed by Signe Henriksen and Peter Rützou of Space Copenhagen, the Accent collection is a range of coffee and lounge tables with a sculptural and handcrafted feel. With clean lines and smooth surfaces, these stark geometric pieces look great from every angle. Each table is made from sustainably sourced solid oak, with black, white and grey colour finishes to suit any space.

The slender tops of the Wooden Side Tables by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec have a lightly curved lip, lending them an elegant, almost Japanese look. The design of the Wooden Side Tables corresponds to the Metal Side Tables created for Vitra by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec in 2004. Like the latter, these wooden occasional tables derive their appeal from the contrast between their gracefully thin table tops and the voluminous plinth-like bases. As a distinctive feature, the plywood table tops are gently moulded around the edges to form a slight lip, which lends them an elegant, almost Japanese aura.

A mix of traditional silhouette and modern finish, this side table is moulded into a simple storage unit raised by slender, concaved legs. With no seams or awkward joins, the Ghost Buster’s polycarbonate construction means it is lightweight and extremely durable, while its dyed finish means any colouring will not scratch off. Designed by Philippe Starck in collaboration with Eugeni Quitllet, this lightweight and durable table comes in a choice of refractive or glossy finish with a range of shades to choose from.

The slender tops of the Wooden Side Tables by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec have a lightly curved lip, lending them an elegant, almost Japanese look. The design of the Wooden Side Tables corresponds to the Metal Side Tables created for Vitra by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec in 2004. Like the latter, these wooden occasional tables derive their appeal from the contrast between their gracefully thin table tops and the voluminous plinth-like bases. As a distinctive feature, the plywood table tops are gently moulded around the edges to form a slight lip, which lends them an elegant, almost Japanese aura.

With the Pedestal Collection, Eero Saarinen resolved the “ugly, confusing, unrestful world” underneath tables and chairs. The collection is a defining accomplishment of modern design and a timeless addition to your home—a true classic.

Designed by Salih Teskeredžić for Gazzda, the Arp Side Table adds a playful touch of colour and shape to any living space, from the living room, to children's playrooms to the bedroom. Boasting legs crafted from solid oak and the table top from linoleum, Arp is easy to keep clean, and extremely lightweight for versatility of use. Available in a selection of sizes and finishes, this versatile side table fits any home setting, be it modern or traditional.

Created by Danish designers Julie Begtrup and Ditte Vad for Woud, the ARC Side Table is named after the mathematical concept of a smooth curve joining two points in a circle. Offering the choice between concealed and open storage, the three-legged table features a layer that rotates easily to hide clutter.