Ore Table

The graft coffee table by Taylor Donsker features a live edge California Claro Walnut Y-slab top which rests on his signature patinated steel T ba...

A hand patinated, hand patinated sheet of solid brass interlocks with and rests upon a solid block of Claro walnut in the "Uncarved Block" coffee table designed and handcrafted by Ta...

In the largest piece in the Strike/Slip series by Taylor Donsker, a massive block of solid Black Walnut is sawn and then rejoined into a single, shifted beam. Marbled grain and natur...

Sawn from beams of solid California Walnut, these constructivist styled Strike/Slip earthquake inspired building blocks by Taylor Donsker are versatile...

These simple yet handsome Cartesian nesting tables by Taylor Donsker feature an interlocking solid Walnut and hand aged solid brass base. Available in different sizes and materials, ...

Handcrafted by Taylor Donsker in Northern California, this piece is inspired by strike slip earthquakes and wood movement. The Strike/Slip coffee table features a multi-layered, 'rup...

Organic Modernist vintage sofa table or coffee table from solid walnut attributed to Carl Auböck, 1950s, Vienna. A beautiful new arrival, the organic sofa table from solid walnut t...

This solid teak wood table features wonderful wood textures and shades as well as a 4.5" inch thick table top. Its neutral tones make it the perfect addition to bring warmth to any s...

This solid mango wood table features wonderful wood textures and shades. Its neutral tones make it the perfect addition to bring warmth to any s...

A solid mango wood sofa table with wonderful wood textures and shades. The table top is crafted from a soild slab of mango wood. The table also features two soild legs that span its ...

The Sayab coffee table is made with Caribbean Walnut coming from very old trees that over the years develop protrusions in the bark, irregularities in their veins and hollows of organic shapes. The table top is made of two exceptional planks, slightly separated from each other and cut in a circular shape. It stands on a crossed base, supported on four points. A simple form that encompasses a world of stories, with small cracks joined by little wooden bows...

Borghese coffee table by Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance Dimensions: 35 x 139 x 64 cm Solid oak tabletop, steel structure Mat Black stained wood Biography Not wishing to simply produce or be rational about a product. Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance prefers that each of his projects has its own unique scenario, nourished without distinction between uses, forms, materials or aesthetics. For him, curves and straight lines, sensuality and strictness interact in confrontations that are conducive to create meaning and awaken our senses. Through his desire to breath life into both the objects and spaces he designs, Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance views each project as an organic form that will grow over time with its user, almost like a natural element that can Challenge human order or disorder. Originally, Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance was a sculptor, preoccupied with each work he created by a story and intimate link with nature that he felt the need to retranscribe by using his hands. But soon the idea of stirring emotions in others by creating useful forms became an evident path for someone who loves the beautiful as much as the functional and harmony as much as social responsibility. So he turned to design… Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance often compares his approach to tsubo niwa, the tiny garden at the center of a traditional Japanese house. Like an organic pulse in a profession dedicated to meeting the demands of an industry, a market or a specific client, he is as ready to design objects with inspired lines for manufacturers (Bernhardt Design, Ceccotti Collezioni, Cinna, Ligne Roset, La Chance, Petite Friture, Tacchini, Zanotta…) as he is to imagine harmonious living areas (Senderens, Air France Lounges, Ciel de Paris, Meurice Oenotheque, Transumance Chalet, Lounge…) or even to define a product image or showcase for a famous brand (Paco Rabanne, YSL Beauty, Perrier-Jouët,). Thus in 2015 Montblanc associated its name with Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance, entrusting him with the architectural plans of the company’s 500 boutiques worldwide. His unique approach has led him to conceive exceptional objects that have been presented in the Pierre bergere gallery in Brussels and the BSL gallery in Paris. He has participated in prestigious events like the AD Interiors exhibition at Paris’ Musée des Arts Decoratifs in 2013 and, more recently, the AD collections exhibition, also in Paris. His creative meanderings have led him to initiate a collaboration with the Neal Feay...