Eames Dining Table, Herman Miller X HayCompact in size with a sturdy four star pedestal base, the Eames Table (1964) is a versatile piece for dining or work. Its classic design has been updated in new colors and materials through a first ever collaboration between Herman Miller and the Danish company HAY. Inspired by archival Eames designs, Mette Hay has created a fresh new palette for this iconic piece, and by using a luminous glass top and powder coated steel base, expanded its use to

The design was informed by ideas of Afrocentrism and Afrofuturism

with an open lower shelf for storage and display

very clever multipurpose Laccio Table (1924) exhibits his rationalist aesthetic and accomplished technique

the Onya Lounge Chair is proof that strong never goes out of style

We recommend to cover with our outdoor covers specifically designed for each piece in the collection when not in use to protect from the elements

The two-tone finish in terracotta and ivory creates a touch of impact that can fold into almost any curation

Each table sold separately

a simplified silhouette

The Mahoe coffee table makes a stunning statement in stone with its marble top and travertine legs

Manufactured today with environmentally sustainable veneers and 85% recycled materials

Clear tempered glass top

The Alta knows nothing of bad traffic and expensive groceries