Selandia Dining TableWith its gracefully curved legs, slatted teak top, and versatile folding frame, the Selandia Dining Table (1992) feels like summer. Architects and designers Anders and Lars Hegelund were inspired by Nordic nostalgia for warm nights in the open air, and theyve infused this into the tables x shaped legs and slatted, solid teak top. The square table is ideal for small spaces, and both tables fold flat for portability and easy storage. Made in Indonesia.

Angled legs bring a striking geometry to this marble dining table

giving the piece a refined look

Casters allow for easy movement

have a small footprint

oversized chair-and-a-halfLuxury spring seat with high-resiliency foam cushioningProduct SpecificationsKiln-dried hardwood frameMarshall spring cushion encased in high-resiliency urethane foam core

The Eames Molded Plywood Dining Chair (1946) began as an experiment in Charles and Ray Eameses’ apartment and became one of the world’s most widely recognized and highly coveted chairs

Crafted in the USA of domestic and imported materials

Exposed screws

with thoughtful details that make it the perfect place to put your feet up and nap/read/watch a show/snuggle/stare into the middle distance

every component of this chair has been optimized for gaming performance

notable for its sparing use of materials and simplistic design – and for being light enough to move around

the Dots are lightweight with a breathable back — perfect for steamy temperatures and conversation