Magis Baguette TableBrothers Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec founded their design firm in 1999, where they work on architectural projects, furniture, tableware, and accessories. In keeping with a belief in context, their Baguette Table (2011) refers to the original usage of the word baguette, meaning wand or baton, as in baguette magique (magic wand). Giving the illusion of floating in space, the tabletop is supported by a sleek base thats made from the least amount of

Interesting combination of materials

dining chair clearly works with any table

The collection was expanded again in 2015 to include a counter stool and barstool

architectural silhouette of Jannis Ellenberger's counter stool recalls classic Brutalist designs

a welt trim and a matching velvet accent pillow complete the tailored design

With its timeless charm

The Joffe coffee table features a stacked box silhouette crafted from teak to create a chic open grid pattern that brings texture and depth to your space

Versatile table for use in hallways or behind a sofa

Available with a cane or solid wood seat

It's going to look great

Casting a clean

Charles and Ray Eames had ideas about making a better world