Occasional Tables

Layer Tables

Angled view of an L-shaped Layer coffee table with a glass top, marble lower shelf, and intersecting wood shelf with a light finish.

Add layers of elegance and functionality without overpowering a space

Layer Tables embody their name in two ways. The first is inherent in their layered construction, with the distinctive cross-bracing or optional secondary surface—a choice of shelf or box drawer—visible through the glass top. The second is implied in their use, as side tables and rectangular or L-shaped coffee tables can be “layered” into all types of spaces.

Designed by
BassamFellows

Built in
Atlanta, GA

Features

Partial view of an L-shaped Layer coffee table with a glass top, white marble lower shelf, and intersecting wood shelf with a medium finish.

Through Thick and Thin

Visually heavy materials such as stone and wood are cut thicker than standard, while visually lighter materials, such as glass, achieve an exquisite thinness.

Angled view of an L-shaped Layer coffee table with a glass top, white marble lower shelf, and intersecting wood shelf with a light finish.

Essential Materiality

Natural finishes celebrate each material's essential qualities.

Partial view of an L-shaped Layer coffee table, focusing on the soft corners and cylindrical metal legs.

No Hard Edges

All corners have a soft radius, and the structural metal pieces are cylindrical—subtle touches that enhance the tables’ sensuality.

A collaborative lounge furnished with an L-shaped Layer coffee table and plaid Wood Base Lounge Seating.

Circulation Space

Layer Tables work particularly well in collaborative work settings, where room to maneuver is important for keeping people and ideas flowing.

Black-and-white image showing a partial view of a rectangular Layer coffee table in front of a plaid sofa.

Design Story

Craig Bassam and Scott Fellows describe their Layer Tables as “naked.” The exposed cross-bracing provides the minimal structure, which can be built up in layers. The natural materials, soft curves, and subtle detailing evoke a sensuality common to BassamFellows’ designs.