Pedrera Coffee TableSpanish architect Francisco Juan Barba Corsini designed this table for what is now one of Barcelonas most celebrated structures: Casa Mil, popularly known as La Pedrera, by Antoni Gaud. Inspired by the buildings sinuous faade, his Pedrera Coffee Table (1955) has a sculptural base that looks different from every angle. This table projects a powerful simplicity, with an undulating profile that appears to change as you walk around it. Made in Denmark.

Available with two contemporary drawer pull styles to choose from

black beams of PVC cord radiate a hot spot for lounging

each piece folds flat and can be neatly leaned against a wall or hung on a wall mount (sold separately) when not in use – making it ideal for spontaneous outdoor gatherings

The modern silhouette adds comfort and a contemporary feel to any kitchen or dining room

cast aluminum top contrasts with a curved marble base

For his Loku Collection (2017)

the Grand Hôtel Stockholm

Its raw finish

cozy lounge chair

Layer this light wood table with natural textures and organic elements to create a full and inviting tablescape

An optional privacy screen is ideal for shared workspaces

damp cloth