Designed for HAY by Dutch designer Stefan Scholten, Facet Cabinet is a versatile, multifunctional storage solution that is easy to move around. Its name taken from the faceted surfaces.
Embrace the art of ’low living’ with the Japanese-inspired Kona Low Table. With its simple and elegant construction, the design is elevated just above ground to the perfect height. Use it to display plants, books and your favourite objects.
The Rotate SC73 is created to fulfil a wide variety of purposes – from an office trolley, to a bedside table or bathroom storage unit – this asymmetrical piece can be inserted into any space.
Designed for HAY by Dutch designer Stefan Scholten, Facet Cabinet is a versatile, multifunctional storage solution that is easy to move around. Its name taken from the faceted surfaces.
The Shuffle table seems to conjure images of classic wooden toys and with good reason. The choice of colours and the fact that you can unify and construct the table as you like are all ideas Mia Hamborg got from the Brio Stacking Clown she had as a child.
The architectural Pillar Pedestal is entirely crafted from glass fiber reinforced concrete. Adding to the tactility of the piece, grooves have been engraved into the surface of the pedestal, providing it with a beautiful pattern reminiscent of tiles.
HAY’s Slit Table is a geometric steel side table inspired by paper origami techniques. The slim frame appears folded beneath the tabletop, creating a simple yet sculptural form that is reminiscent of traditional Japanese paper art. The Slit Table is ava
Fusing Japanese woodworking techniques with Scandinavian design sensibilities, the simple and sculptural Oblique Bench is made with low living in mind. This solid oak seat elevates objects when used as a display for books, vases and more.
In creating his design for the Coffee Table, Isamu Noguchi translated the biomorphic aesthetic of his sculptural works into a piece of furniture with distinctive organic forms.
With its low profile and generous surface, the Ita Coffee Table grounds a room beautifully. Thoughtful details and warm materials add timeless character.
Created by Norwegian designer Martin Solem for HAY, Kofi is a range of elegant and versatile glass-topped coffee tables. Based on the desire to make a clean and functional table with an eco-friendly profile.
Designed in 1950, the LTR Table by Charles and Ray Eames is a compact, versatile piece. A timeless side table, perfect on its own or in playful groupings.
Crafted from solid ash, this design forms a sturdy, yet sculptural side table. It expresses the meeting of the heavy cylinder base and the light oval top, seemingly floating on the small, geometric joint.
Characterised by its soft, organic shape and practical lid, the Isola Storage Table is both suitable as a spacious storage container and a bedside table.
HAY’s Slit Table is a geometric wooden table inspired by paper origami techniques. The slim frame appears folded beneath the tabletop. The Slit Table is available in different shapes, sizes and colours.
HAY’s Slit Table is a geometric wooden table inspired by paper origami techniques. The slim frame appears folded beneath the tabletop. The Slit Table is available in different shapes, sizes and colours.
The metal Tray Table is a multi-functional piece of furniture that can easily be adapted to fit your needs. When the tray top is in place, it can be used as a bedside table or coffee table, and when the tray top is removed, it becomes a regular tray that
Designed in 1950, the LTR Table by Charles and Ray Eames is a compact, versatile piece. A timeless side table, perfect on its own or in playful groupings.
Frame 35 Sideboard is a flexible storage solution consisting of a square module in a cubist frame. The drawers feature a soft-close system and hidden tracks.
Created by Norwegian designer Martin Solem for HAY, Kofi is a range of elegant and versatile glass-topped coffee tables. Based on the desire to make a clean and functional table with an eco-friendly profile, the Kofi series is developed using clever and e
Charles and Ray Eames designed the small, sturdy occasional table LTR (Low Table Rod Base) in 1950 and later used it in their own residence, the famed Eames House, in a variety of different ways.
Distinguished by its playful yet elegant silhouette, the Androgyne side table's refined marble top and contrasting wide, flat legs make it an easy fit for a range of décors.
HAY’s Slit Table is a geometric steel side table inspired by paper origami techniques. The slim frame appears folded beneath the tabletop, creating a simple yet sculptural form that is reminiscent of traditional Japanese paper art. The Slit Table is avail
