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Designed by Arthur Umanoff during the 1950s, the Umanoff Nesting Side Table is a stackable, space-saving choice when room size is limited—and a beautiful piece of mid-century modern design. Coloured laminated panels in geometric shapes add a decorative and practical note to the sleek, solid walnut design. Equal parts traditional and unconventional, the three tables accent a space whether placed together or used individually.

An archival design from 1941, Mogens Lassen’s foldable Jäger Lounge Table is reissued to a modern audience. Its name comes from the merchant for which it was created, and its design is inspired by the folding stools and beds found in Tutankhamen's Egyptian tomb. Shaped from wood – oiled oak or oiled walnut – brass fittings detail the iconic piece of Danish design. The table also features a brass plaque engraved with a unique serial number.

Imagined by Norwegian architect and designer Danielle Siggerud for Audo’s former showroom café, the Androgyne Collection profiles simple silhouettes and refined materials. A monumental design crafted from kunis breccia stone, marked by characteristic veins and mineral fragments in warm hues, the Androgyne Lounge Table continues the simple silhouette of the collection while introducing natural materials and a shape and function made for everyday settings. 

Originally developed by Norwegian architect and designer Danielle Siggerud as a modern and versatile table for Audo’s former showroom café, the Androgyne Collection profiles simple silhouettes and refined materials. Celebrating craftsmanship and wood, the Androgyne Lounge Table is versioned in natural or dark stained oak or walnut, as well as with the option of a kunis breccia stone or calacatta viola marble tabletop. 

Like a magnificent monument, the Androgyne Dining Table pairs natural materials to striking effect. Evolving the collection further, the bold, confident take on a dining table amplifies the silhouette of the collection’s side table to grander proportions. A table not for the faint of heart, it makes a characterful accent in any space – from a domestic dining room to a restaurant or other gathering point.

The Androgyne Collection pairs natural materials and sculptural forms to striking effect, taking its name from its blend of the masculine and feminine. A bold, confident take on a table, the rectangular iteration amplifies the dimensions of the collection’s dining table to grander proportions. The architect-designed piece, craed with a wood veneer top and base, serves as a community-style table, with room to seat from 8-10 individuals. 

Equal parts beautiful and timeless, the Plinth Collection comprises multi-functional podiums for every space. Profiling the beauty of natural materials and uncompromising craftsmanship, each design is precision assembled to reveal the inherent beauty and uniqueness of the material. 

Perfectly proportioned with an intriguing combination of masculine and feminine elements, the Androgyne Side Table is a lesson in contrasts. Making clever use of craftsmanship, the round tabletop overhangs the wide, flat legged base in a meeting of solid and soft lines. Both base and top are sold separately and are available in natural or dark stained oak, walnut and Kunis Breccia stone respectively for a complete and customised furniture piece.

Thoroughly tested by founder and creative management.

An elegant and minimalist table with a strong geometric presence, the Snaregade is sleek enough to aesthetically elevate any space, and durable enough for both commercial and private use. The thinner silhouette enhances the elegance of this beautiful table.

Thoroughly tested by founder and creative management.

An elegant and minimalist table with a strong geometric presence, the Snaregade is sleek enough to aesthetically elevate any space, and durable enough for both commercial and private use. The thinner silhouette enhances the elegance of this beautiful table.

Thoroughly tested by founder and creative management. An elegant and minimalist table with a strong geometric presence, the Snaregade is sleek enough to aesthetically elevate any space, and durable enough for both commercial and private use. The thinner silhouette enhances the elegance of this beautiful table.

As relevant today as it was when first designed by Arthur Umanoff in the 1950s, the reissued Umanoff Side Table balances walnut and brass on its rounded top and tripod-inspired frame to create a table that challenges convention. Despite its decidedly small footprint, the versatile piece makes a big impact as a mid-century modern design for piles of books, mugs of coffee or flower-filled vases. The Umanoff Side Table is available in two sizes.