In the spirit of the Bauhaus, this drink table balances high craft with up-to-the-minute design techniques. Topped with a black lacquer finish, the entire base is solid brass, and every surface has a hand-rubbed finish.

This version of the Bardo offers an Art Glass top - with dramatic relief and a leafed effect on the underside, but smooth on the surface - for a couturier look with everyday function. The surface allows the mellow walnut to express itself, and works in almost any color scheme. The open area creates...

At its best, mid-century design was architectural, sculptural, and very much the product of deft hand craftsmanship. The Dana, with an ever-so-slightly raised border framing a bronze glass top, itself floating over legs gently tapering to the abstract profile of a bird, recalls the thoughtful high...

The Gerrit was inspired by the gridded geometric art of Piet Mondrian, a Dutch painter who became a leading figure in the creative cauldron of Modern Art that was Paris in the 1930s. Open and light, the table essentially frames the top. This version, with either black or ivory leather panels,...

The Beckett emphasizes shape, volume, and finish over ornament. That approach, and the corresponding finish options, allow it to be easily mixed with many Baker collections.

Wood banding. Tight, decoratively seamed back. Standard with two bolsters. Loose cushion seat. Tapered legs.

Exposed wood wing chair with wide, deeply cut wings. Tight back and loose cushion seat. Square tapered legs.