Risom T.301 Hexagon Coffee TableCelebrating the beauty of natural materials, Jens Risom toyed with convention by using leather itself as a structural element for his T. 301 Coffee Table (1958), stretching it to form a suspended lower shelf. Being a natural material, the leather will develop a beautiful patina over time. However, to keep the leather on this table taut and prevent marking, its recommended that you use the lower shelf to hold lightweight objects weighing less than 8

offering springy support (and resistance to early-morning dew)

Glas Italia employs advanced production methods to create refined glass furnishings that exhibit the highest standards of quality

A sculptural statement in any space

Match the seat with the frame or mix them up for a change of pace

a style popularized in the 1700s and a living room staple ever since

water and stain resistant powder coatingImportedCare InstructionsWipe with a soft

Customize your chaise to the left or right by shifting the ottoman and chaise cushion

Designed to promote wellness and movement

In its smallest configuration

layered look for your living room

In a sleek nod to a shadow box design

Close-at-hand access