Girard Coffee TableThe designer was true to his words when he created the Girard Coffee Table (1948) for Knoll. The art of this coffee table is its book matched walnut veneer tabletop, organic shape, and smooth 45 degree beveled edge. The living part is in how the table can be positioned with either the straight or asymmetrical side toward the seating area, providing a large usable surface in a relatively narrow footprint. Girards work has been the subject of many

More beautiful than the sum of its parts

Solid oak construction

“My work is a reflection of my yearning for nature in this concrete jungle

A meticulous attention to detail and emphasis on utility define the work of design duo Sam Hecht and Kim Colin

or marble tops

Leave bare for a minimalist look or layer in eye-catching decor for gathered occasions

Designed with a modern silhouette and a well-proportioned bench seat cushion

Carved cutouts on the legs bring a sculptural quality to the design—offering an airy look with a sturdy bearing

Details You'll AppreciateFlat bungie band construction inside seat and backSoft leatherette upholstery with foam seat and backChrome steel armrests frame and swivel baseTilt mechanism with five locking positionsAvailable in several colors and two back heightsProduct SpecificationsLeatherette upholstery foam seat chrome steel base frameBIFMA approved componentsContract-grade for commercial and residential useShips directly from vendorThis vendor does not ship to Canada

Available in Matte Black powder coated finish

" Modern metal frame wears black matte powdercoat

First introduced as part of the Aerial Dining Group in Paul McCobb's 1952 Pavilion Collection