TA04 Bigfoot Table

A modern design classic from 1996 that doubles as a stool and side table. Named 'Backenzahn' (molar tooth) for its distinctive geometric form carved from solid oak.

An elegant tray table available in brass, polished stainless steel, or powder-coated finishes. The removable tray top adds functionality to the sculptural form.

A reissue of Richard Herre's 1920s Modernist design featuring Viennese cane wickerwork and solid oak or walnut frame. A tribute to Bauhaus-era craftsmanship.

A Ferdinand Kramer reissue from the 1920s featuring powder-coated steel construction. Available in bold colors including neon red, showcasing e15's playful color sensibility.

Named after the traditional barrel-making process, featuring large faceted legs supporting a hefty hardwood top with contrasting two-toned construction.

Large dining table from the Colossal series. An archetypal study in contrast with bold geometric form.

Four large diameter wood columns pierce a two-inch solid wood top, revealing sophisticated joinery through a subtle surface detail.

By Norm Architects, dimensioned like tree branches to appear paper-thin from certain angles. Explores negative space to emphasize materials where light shines through.

Drinks table from the Colossal series. Compact sculptural form with bold proportions.

Versatile long table designed to nest with Fyrn's smaller tables. Available in maple or black walnut with the signature Stemn bracket system.