Dimensions
W44 D3 1/2 H50 in.

Product Features
Black Antique Mirror with Ebonized Pearl Dots

As Shown
Selected Finish: Graydon

Only Available as shown.

Dimensions
W22 D15 1/2 H22 in.

Product Features
Antique Bronze finishes base with Crystal Stone top.
Selected Finish: Giorgio

Only Available as shown.

Dimensions
W80 D18 H32 in.

Product Features
Maple solid with walnut veneers.
Shown in Selected Finish: #54 Soho 

Optional finishes available.

Dimensions
Overall: W84 D89 H57

Product Features
Button Tufted
Upholstered Headboard and Rails
Wood Base Frame

As Shown
Leather: HW Greenwich 0823-06
Finish: #LM Medium Antique

Dimensions
W28 D21 H26

Product Features
Maple Solids with Maple Veneers
Available in any Custom Finish.

Finish Shown: #44 Ebony

The Planar Side Table is another example of design in its most simple and basic form. These forms were derived from the the 1920's from designers like Gerrit Rietveld. They believed in things that were simple and honest, but utilized a complex geometry. As an end table it makes objects very accessible. Stained or painted it will work just about anywhere.
 

Dimensions
W68 D28 H30

Product Features
Gmelina Solids with White Maple Veneers
Colefax two-tone combination finish>

Available only as shown.
 

Dimensions
W50 D19 H35 in.

Product Features
Philippine Mahogany Solids
Figured Eucalyptus and Rosewood Veneers
Three Drawers
Exotic Finish

Available as shown only
 

Dimensions
W54 D48 H19.75 in.

Product Features
Walnut Burl Veneers with High Gloss Lacquer Finish
Stainless Steel with High Polished Surface

Available as shown only

Dimensions
W74 D22 H33 in.

Product Features
Swiss Coffee High GlossFinish
Brushed Brass Accents and Base
Three working center drawers, two doors (Faux three drawers) with an adjustable shelf behind each.
Note: See Detail Image below for configuration.

Only Available as shown.

Dimensions
W60 D24 H17

Product Features
Gmelina Solids with Figured Walnut Veneers.
Available As Shown In Hoffman Finish Only

Finish Shown: Hoffman

The Hoffman table, named for Hans Hoffman, is the decorative arts answer to a linear composition, both useful and iconic.