Furniture

Everything that ends up on a bedside table is small and easily lost: the charging cable, the reading glasses, the lip balm, the receipt you meant t...

Some corners of a room only need a small thing done well. This is one of those: a 50cm circle of hand-laid pattern on a slim gold column, tucked in...

A coffee table in a small lounge has to earn its floor space twice over: once as somewhere to put things down, and once as the thing the whole seat...

Sunday morning, coffee cooling, the papers spread out over most of the surface and still room for somebody's feet. A 95cm round top gives you that ...

Six people, a long Sunday lunch, and nobody knocking knees with the table leg. That is what the twin looped bases are for — there are no corner leg...

Two tables, one footprint. Pull them apart when people are round and you have surfaces at both ends of the sofa; slide the smaller one back under t...

Ninety centimetres across is a proper coffee table — the kind you can put a board game, a tray of drinks and somebody's feet on at the same time wi...

Real marble, not a marble-effect print. The top is genuine green stone, which means the veining on the table that arrives is not the veining in the...

Six chairs, a 200cm run of clear glass, and a base that looks like it was drawn rather than manufactured. The slatted matt black uprights read as a...

Most coffee tables are a flat surface and a problem: remote controls, coasters, chargers and last week's magazines with nowhere to go. This one has...

Four people, one round table, no head of the table and nobody stuck on a corner. At 100cm across it seats 4 comfortably and still leaves room to pu...

A small table that earns its 46cm square. The top is sal wood in a natural finish — an open, honest grain — with a slab of clear glass laid over it...

Rose gold does something yellow gold cannot — it stays warm without shouting. This slim pedestal is finished in it, holding a round tempered glass ...

It arrives ready to use, which on a coffee table matters more than it sounds — no bag of bolts, no hour on the floor with an Allen key. Lift it out...

Long enough to anchor an entrance, slim enough to leave the hallway walkable. At 120cm wide and only 40cm deep, this console gives you a proper dis...

The hallway is where the day starts and ends. Keys dropped, post stacked, a bag put down while you hunt for the other shoe. A console 115cm long an...

A side table you actually notice. The base is iron finished in gold, hammered across its surface with embossed dot detailing worked in, so it holds...

A cushioned ivory velvet seat on a gold-finish stainless steel frame. It gives a kitchen island or home bar a boutique look without taking up much ...