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The coffee table as we know it was a relatively late development in furniture history. Though the exact date of introduction is unclear, there are many theories as to who or what may have inspired this institution. Was it the profound rise in popularity of coffee versus tea? Perhaps the influence of the Anglo-Japanese style popular in Britain in the late 1800s? Wherever and whenever the coffee table arose, it is impossible to imagine a contemporary home or lounge setting without one.
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PK61
Poul Kjaerholm designed the PK61 coffee table in 1956. Elementary and minimalistic, the PK61 exemplifies the industrial mystique essential to Kjaerholm’s aesthetic. Each of the flawless tabletop choices will complement your collection of coffee table books. A larger version, the PK61A, is also available.
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Pollock Stools
Fluid, organic, peaceful and bold are words used to describe Dan Pollock’s hand-carved Pollock Stools. A somewhat progressive representation of the coffee table, each sculptural piece is completely one of a kind.
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SH650
A truly adaptable coffee table, the solid wood SH650 can be adjusted from 38 to 54 inches long. Sometimes referred to as the Full House, the SH650’S unique design will easily accommodate an influx of new book club members. A larger version, the SH662, is also available.
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ATLANTIS TAVOLI BASSI
The Atlantis tavoli bassi is low, luxe and utterly pure. Clean lines, crisp angels and any of the glass finish options make Atlantis a utilitarian piece of “transient storage” that encourages conviviality and conversation.
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419 Park Avenue South, 17th Floor
New York, NY 10016
(Between 28th & 29th Streets)
www.suiteny.com
info@suiteny.com
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Hours of Operation:
Weekdays: 9am - 6pm
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Phone:
1-877-278-4836
1-212-421-3300
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