10 Next Level Mid Century Modern Tables

Incorporating Mid-Century Modern influences, the Ciro bench by India-based designer Murubi provides comfortable seating for two. Crafted from natural solid Teak wood, it features an eco-friendly design with a flat-packed assembly and upcycled aluminum.

One of the most impressive buildings SESC Pompeia (Sao Paulo), by Italian-Brazilian, Brutalist architect Lina Bo Bardi, was the starting point of the Mid Century Modern side tables “windows of bo bardi”.

ChunkyYO1 by Nicola Di Froscia is a monolith-like side table. Its primitive shape and brushed finish value the essence of the Carrara marble at its most natural semblance.

The Rosedal table is a sculptural coffee table assembled in three pieces. Two pieces are hand-shaped in Huanacaxtle solid wood and the other in volcanic stone; the irregular top in glass lies down above, framing them.

Reclaimed wood and wood leftovers, converted into a beautiful Mid Century Modern-inspired set of coffee tables with a metal structure.

Refined beauty in its element, the Trapeze Dining Table by Nicola Di Froscia is made of resined travertine. The steel legs are finished with a Corten effect and are structurally designed to highlight and outline the beauty of the travertine top.

The “Arles” Side Table is handmade from semiprecious stone and marble in a small artisanal workshop.

In a balancing act, this coffee table abstracts and celebrates the idea of the absurd. The “Sisyphean Table” by Panorammma Atelier is a utilitarian sculpture piece that is both elegant and surprising.

The “Gabriel” Coffee Table is part of the “BASE” collection and is inspired by the Mexican modernist era. In Taller Nacional, wood is used as a basis for all of their pieces.

Composed primarily of semi-precious Brazilian stones that lay hidden below the forest floor, this Mid Century Modern-inspired side table evokes the natural drama of forest shadows above ground.