Free Form Transitional Traditional End & Side Tables

The organic, asymmetrical curves and slim neck of this cinched sculptural side table are enhanced by the warm munggur wood, crafting a unique shape with natural elegance. Handcrafted by skilled artisans, each piece showcases individual variations in the wood grain and form, making no two exactly alike. The graceful lines and warm-toned, solid wood highlight the balance of modern organic simplicity and bold transitional style.

I love this table. Just what I needed beside my chair in my Quiet Room.. Sharon. US. Mon May 19 2025

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Bring any corner to life with the warm and organic appeal of our Alala end table. Our stunning end table embraces modern drama with a soft and sculptural silhouette. With an asymmetrical and organic profile, the tabletop sits upon oversized, chunky legs that are placed perpendicularly for a dramatic effect. Both modern and captivating, our end table is enriched in lively grains of wood. It can stand alone as a striking statement piece beside a sofa or armchair, or create a beautiful display of our decor items.

Elizabeth. Los Angeles, CA. Sun May 04 2025

The end table features a modern organic-inspired design. The thick, soft-edged table top sits on a unique, offset tapered base design. This end table is constructed with solid mango wood that’s been sandblasted for texture with a deep, antiqued brown stain that highlights the features of the natural wood.

Embrace timeless elegance with this classically-designed table. The pairing of a sleek steel base and a free-form marble top invites sophistication into any setting. Perfect as a standalone piece or to display your most cherished items.

This is a nice little table. It looks decently antique or vintage. My chief complaint is that the top is not a perfect trefoil because each side is flattened. It is also not uniform and the marble only goes in one way. The first one I was sent had a broken base but it was the same, irregular trefoil. Im sure the point is to look rustic but it is, instead, annoying.. Bart. Dallas, TX. Fri Feb 14 2025