Audo Copenhagen coffee tables in wood and stone

Androgyne is the largest group, with tops in Calacatta Viola marble, Grey Galaxy, Kunis Breccia and Kunis Breccia Sand on bases of oak, dark stained oak or walnut, as well as plain oak and walnut versions. Plinth, designed by Norm Architects, is a monolithic table in marble that comes in cubic, low and high forms and in stones such as Calacatta Viola, Kunis Breccia and Nero Marquina.

Other shapes and materials

The Brasilia coffee table pairs oak, dark stained oak or walnut with glass. Harbour Column is a black column table with a top in Estremoz marble, Kunis Breccia stone, Black Oak or Charcoal Linoleum. Passage is round, in Ø50 dark lacquered oak and Ø90 natural oak, and Conrad is a lounge table in natural or dark stained oak. NoNo is a small black table with brown or beige glass, in large and small sizes.

Choosing a stone top

Marble is a natural material, so every table shows slight variations in colour and texture. These are part of the character and make each table unique. The simple lines and solid build let a coffee table work as a centrepiece in the living room and as a base for books and objects. Place it in front of Audo Copenhagen sofas or combine it with the Androgyne side tables, and see the whole range at Audo Copenhagen.