As we begin the winter entertaining season with Thanksgiving on Thursday, our thoughts are on the importance of the table: the dining table where we gather, the coffee table where we play games, the drinks table that holds our festive cocktail, the nightstand for our houseguest’s before-bed book. We’ve got a selection of a dozen tables that will elevate any gathering and provide year-round delight.
The Agnes dining table from Bernhardt Furniture Co. is a jewel, with a base of stainless steel sculpted into a cuff and polished to a gleam. A round glass top allows a view into the dramatic base.
This sculptural, flared Toadstool side table is crafted from stained wood and sized perfectly for a drink or small accent. The table is part of a fall launch of 70 new pieces, including lighting, mirrors and accent furniture, from Jaime Young Co.
Universal Furniture’s Nimbus nesting tables are part of the Mist & Veil extension to the company’s Modern line. The trio is made of fiberglass-reinforced concrete with a hydrographic finish that imitates travertine marble. The tables can be used indoors or outdoors.
Moe’s Home Collection describes its new Segment dining table as “bold but grounded, sculptural but easy to live with.” A combination of contrasting angles and curves, the table is topped with Panther stone, with veining that makes each table one of a kind. It’s shown here in Beige and is also available in an all-wood version in a Heritage Brown finish.
In the Manon dining table from Four Hands, a simply shaped, bullnose-edged top sits upon a pedestal base that recalls rolling waves. The cast aluminum table is finished in a glossy black to interact with light from every angle.
The Wilma coffee table from Eichholtz features a marble top with subtle veining and sturdy mahogany wooden base and feet in a Caramel finish. It’s also available as a side table.
Regina Andrews Detroit says it set out to create “modern heirlooms” with its fall launch of lighting, accessories and accent furniture. Crafted of solid walnut, the company’s new Fraya tables combine midcentury inspiration and modern minimalism.
The acrylic Aubrielle side table from Wildwood, shown here in Hazel Brown, is also available in Clear and Azure Blue.
This console table is part of the new 23-piece Marbella collection of occasional, bedroom and dining offerings from Fairfield. With a modern coastal sensibility, Marbella pieces are made of solid oaks and veneers. Finishes include Pebble and a washed Sea Salt.
Boxy, blocky but never boring, this tonal, architectural Norwich side table is new from Arteriors.
The Marea side and coffee tables from Stellar Works are part of a collection designed by Toronto-based interior designer Alessandro Munge, who drew on his Italian heritage and Canadian sensibility for the line. The tabletops, divided into three wedges, put the focus on the woodgrain and unique joinery. Shown here in Natural Walnut, the tables can also be finished in Natural Oak and Black Oak.We’ll end with some fun, appropriate for the season.
Hurtado has added the option to finish any piece in its Evolution line in any shade from the RAL color chart, with both matte and high-sheen lacquers available. The MON game table, with reversible chessboard surface, illustrates the innovation. It’s shown here in a vibrant, playful orange but is also available in more subtle hues to tailor it to any space.
