Diamond Woods Coffee Tables & Stools by Tesler + Mendelovitch

From the Tel Aviv-based textile duo of Tesler + Mendelovitch comes this line of tables and stools called, Diamond Woods . Sold exclusively through Talents Design Gallery , the collection has a faceted pattern made from their new flexible wood surface material. They almost appear as if they’ve been stretched out like an accordion. Aimed to be mass produced but still handmade, the tables and stools are made from a special foam to keep them lightweight and durable and then covered with various types of wood veneer. Share This: Twitter | Facebook | Discover more great design by following Design Milk on Twitter and Facebook

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Product Pick: Eden Coffee Table

It was absolutely love at first sight for me when I saw the beautiful Eden Coffee Table. What’s not to love about it? Low profile, full of texture and a glamorous metallic finish – I’ll take it!

The Eden is offered as a set of two center tables and in a side table as well, with many finish options also offered. The structure of it is made from mahogany and covered with polished brass, and then the top is completely engraved to resemble a tree. This modern coffee table is made by Boca do Lobo.

What do you think of this coffee table??

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Furniture Inspired by Your Socks by Greg Papove

Vancouver-based designer Greg Papove has created a collection of furniture that was inspired by your everyday socks and the stories they have to tell. Socks + Furniture is a coffee table, floor lamp, and sofa that challenge one to take a second look at the mundane and not to overlook the simple things in life. The Five Toes Coffee Table took inspiration from toe socks and supports its tabletop with five legs, one for each of the toes. The socks act as fasteners when assembling and disassembling the table. You can even customize it by using any kind of socks you wish

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Simone 3231-31 3Pc Coffee Table Set by Homelegance in Oak

Simone 3231-31 3Pc Coffee Table Set by Homelegance in Oak

3231-31 Simone 3Pc Coffee Table Set by Homelegance in Oak

Features:

  • Transitional 3-Piece Occasional Table Set by Homelegance
  • Set includes Cocktail Table and 2 End Tables
  • Simone Collection
  • Rustic Style
  • Warm Oak Finish
  • Antiqued Style bronze tone Hardware
  • Drawers & Bottom Shelves
  • Sturdy Construction

Dimensions:

  • Cocktail Table: 48 x 24 x 20H
  • End Table: 24 x 22 x 23H

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Simone 3231-31 3Pc Coffee Table Set by Homelegance in Oak

Factory Coffee Table 3228-30 by Homelegance w/Options

Factory Coffee Table 3228-30 by Homelegance w/Options

Factory Coffee Table 3228-30 by Homelegance w/Options

Features:

  • Occasional Table Set by Homelegance
  • Factory Collection
  • Iron Style Metal Frame
  • Rustic Brown Finish
  • Sturdy Construction
  • Matching End Table, Sofa Table & Bookcase are also available

Dimensions:

  • 3228-30 Cocktail Table 47 x 31 x 16.5H
  • 3228-04 End Table 24 x 22 x 23H
  • 3228-05 Sofa Table 62 x 18 x 30H
  • 3228-12 Bookcase 26 x 15 x 74.5H

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Disco-Volante Coffee Table by Simon Colabufalo

This coffee table named Disco-Volante by Simon Colabufalo debuted at DesignEX 2012 in Sydney. It reminds me a bit of Thomas Wold’s Mushroom table , but with a more space-age-meets-disco-feverish vibe. Share This: Twitter | Facebook | Discover more great design by following Design Milk on Twitter and Facebook . © 2012 Design Milk | Posted by Jaime Derringer in Home Furnishings | Permalink | No comments

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New Products from OKHA Interiors by Adam Court

Designed by Adam Court for OKHA Interiors , this selection of new products that have an undulating softness to them. Nate Armchair A study in retro elegance brought up to date. The sculpted form and intentionally visible support showcase form and function. I be you glide into this chair like a comfortable shoe.

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Coffee Leather-Like Fabric Sofa & Loveseat Set w/Options

Coffee Leather-Like Fabric Sofa & Loveseat Set w/Options

Coffee Leather-Like Fabric Sofa & Loveseat Set w/Options

This Tahoe sofa falls true on maximum perfection, this sofa will not only change the look of your interior but it will also upgrade your whole status. This leather sofa set looks simply marvelous and it can be used to redecorate and upgrade your living room. This is a great set with an arm controlled lounger which is simply excellent. The comfort level of this sofa is much superior to that of any other couch in its range. Double cushioning style looks very sober yet very stylish. This Tahoe sofa is a combination of style and class, which is very uncommon to find these days.

Features:

  • Contemporary Sofa Set
  • Pillow seat for maximum comfort
  • Durable and fashionable coffee leather-like fabric
  • Generously filled saddle bag arms for comfort sitting or lying
  • Three cushion/three back stying for additional seating.

Dimensions:

  • Sofa – 93″L 38″H 39″W
  • Loveseat – 71″L 38″H 39″W
  • Recliner – 47″L 44″H 41″W
  • Cocktail Table – 48″L 30″H 18″W
  • End Table – 27″L 24″H 22″W
  • Rug – 8″L 5″W

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Coffee Tables vs. Cocktail Tables

Do you know the difference between a coffee table and a cocktail table? I didn’t either, don’t worry. I figured a coffee table was well, a coffee table and a cocktail table was essentially a bar table. But then I started seeing low tables in living rooms being referred to as cocktail tables and I had to do some investigation as to what the difference is between a coffee table and a cocktail table. And guess what? There’s no difference at all! They’re exactly the same thing.

I know you’re not supposed to fully trust Wikipedia, but I often do, especially when it sounds legit. Here’s what they have to say about the coffee table vs. cocktail table debate: “A coffee table, also called a cocktail table, is a style of long, low table which is designed to be placed in front of a sofa, to support beverages (hence the name), magazines, books (especially coffee table books), and other small items to be used while sitting, such as beverage coasters. ”

Makes sense, right? Both coffee and cocktails refer to beverages and depending on what time of the day you’re sitting at the sofa, it’s like that you’re sipping a coffee or a cocktail. (Or both!)

After reading Wikipedia, I headed over to Cymax and went through some of their coffee tables and cocktail tables and found the images above. As you can see, one has glasses for cocktails and another has a cup for coffee (or tea). So, the styling on these tables reiterates the fact that cocktail tables and coffee tables are essentially one in the same!

Well, after all that rambling, I’m glad I settled that! From now on, I’ll use the terms interchangeably depending on the time of day or what type of beverage I’m craving! How about you – what do you call these tables – coffee tables or cocktail tables?

[All images via Cymax]

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Moment by Shinobu Koizumi

Japanese designer Shinobu Koizumi has made time stand still. In theory, that is. His Moment side/coffee table is an hourglass-sand-shaped structure that’s actually made entirely of sand. Though there is no glass, the form of the sand is still kept as though it were still there. The table reinforces the idea that maybe you should stop and capture this moment of time, whether with a cup of coffee or a book

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Moment by Shinobu Koizumi