Prouvé Gueridon BasThe Guridon Bas (1944) coffee table by Jean Prouv balances a robust structure with a sculptural silhouette. In the early 1940s, the French designer engineer turned his attention to wood, due to the scarcity of metal during World War II. The coffee tables angular legs branch outward for stability and are supported by steel hardware creating an aesthetic thats both rugged and light. This distinctive table lends itself to a wide range of interiors. Made

which creates the timeless look and airy feel we love

the sleek black top is stain-proof

The seat is lightly padded

including the USM Haller Desk

The Nabila requires assembly and features round drawer knobs that beautifully stand out against the rattan for an eye-catching touch

it can hold a lot of stuff

Exclusive suspension material provides lasting

low seats and super-soft back cushions that invite family to pile on and sink in

the warmly neutral Dakmore nightstand has a natural appeal

Character-rich oak veneer crafts the table's sculptural base composed of two plank-style legs set at right angles to a solid wall of vertical boards

is patio ready

plank-style details and nailhead trim pay homage to reclaimed barn wood