The Tray Table | Finn Juhl | 1965

The Eye Table | Finn Juhl | 1948

This eye-shaped, three-legged table was originally designed to match the 46 Sofa. The shape of the table fits perfectly with the curve of the sofa, and hence creating a design unity between the two pieces. The Eye Table is available in oak or walnut. The tabletop comes in veneer, black linoleum or in high gloss laminate in white.

The Pelican Table | Finn Juhl | 1940

The only known version of the Pelican Table was showcased alongside the Pelican Chair at the Copenhagen Cabinetmakers’ Guild Exhibition in 1940. Both pieces are standout examples of Finn Juhl’s profound affinity with modern art. However, the table was never put into production. It reappeared at an auction in Paris nearly 75 years later, allowing for the accurate design and measurements of the table to be finally determined. The Pelican Table is now manufactured in oak, walnut, Oregon pine, or painted in black.

The Butterfly Table | Finn Juhl | 1949

The Butterfly Table, designed by Finn Juhl in 1949, is a very exclusive table. It was practically never produced at its time of creation. Displayed alongside the iconic Chieftain Chair, Chieftain Sofa, and Egyptian Chair during the famous 1949 Guild Exhibition, the Butterfly Table was on behalf of cabinetmaker Niels Vodder. The table is manufactured in walnut with a circular brass inlay.

The Art Collectors's Table | Finn Juhl | 1948

Finn Juhl designed the table for his and Niels Vodder's stand at the Cabinetmakers' Guild Exhibition at the Danish Museum of Art & Design in 1948. The table is produced in American black walnut, with a solid frame and edges. The tabletop is veneered, so that one can experience the grain of the tree in an unbroken fashion. The glass case is fitted into a separate compartment, which is also made from walnut and is removable.

Cocktail Table | Finn Juhl | 1951

Designed by Finn Juhl in 1951 for Baker Furniture in the United States, the Cocktail Table is light and elegant, featuring refined design details to complement the sculptural Baker Sofa. It is manufactured in either oak or walnut, and comes with a tabletop in veneer or white high-gloss laminate.

The 500 Table | Finn Juhl | 1958

The 500 Series of coffee tables was designed by Finn Juhl for France & Son in 1958, echoing the style of the Japan Series. The table represents a style that became very typical for Scandinavian mid-century furniture. The 500 Table is manufactured in solid oak or walnut and is available in two sizes.

The Ross Coffee Table | Finn Juhl | 1948

The Ross Coffee Table was particularly unconventional at the time it was designed, yet today, the design is extremely modern with its delicate steel frame, organically shaped top, and featuring a steel inlay with a built-in vase. The table is manufactured with a stainless steel frame and a wooden tabletop in walnut, featuring a steel inlay. Furthermore, the table is available with and without a vase in stainless steel.