HAWKINS TABLE

There are tables that fill a room, and tables that anchor one.

The Hawkins is the latter. Named for Coleman Hawkins — the man who pioneered the jazz tenor saxophone as a serious instrument, who played with authority and warmth in equal measure — it's a table designed around the idea that presence doesn't require noise.

Two solid hardwood columns rise from a solid steel plate, carrying a sweeping oval top that invites people to gather without crowding them.

The steel base plate grounds the whole composition with quiet permanence. Wood and steel. Warmth and weight. The table that makes every other piece in the room work harder.

The Hawkins is shown here in Natural Walnut & Flat Black Steel, but is available in all our signature wood and metal finishes, allowing it to achieve a variety of looks.

As with all our furniture, wood varies in color, grain, and character from piece to piece, meaning that yours will be inherently unique. Some variation and the presence of small natural elements are to be expected.