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Form & Refine Tables

Form & Refine Tables

Form & Refine tables, encompassing both side and dining tables, embody a harmonious blend of minimalist design and sustainable craftsmanship, perfect for elevating any modern living space.

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Journal Side Table
Quatrefoil Table 68x68 - Batten Home
Form and Refine
Quatrefoil Table 68x68 Sale priceFrom $1,099.00
Trefoil Table - Batten Home Quickship
Form and Refine
Trefoil Table Sale priceFrom $1,247.00
Form and RefineStilk Side Table - Batten Home Quickship
Trefoil Round Table Ø90 - Batten Home
Remake Stool - Batten Home
Form and Refine
Remake Stool Sale price$389.00
Trefoil Folding Wall Table
Element Table 70×70
Form and Refine Journal Organizer - Batten Home
Form and Refine Monolith Side Table, Dark Brown Ash - Batten Home
Form and Refine Monolith Side Table, Ash - Batten Home
Form and Refine Monolith Side Table, Oak - Batten Home

Here, we'll walk through Form & Refine dining tables, coffee tables, side tables, and desks that embody Danish design

Form & Refine is known and celebrated for their refined approach to classic Danish design, continuing the tradition of tables that don't compromise on quality, materials, aesthetics, or functionality.

The Quatrefoil Table and Trefoil are named after the number of their legs––the rounded Trefoil Table features three legs while the squared Quatrefoil table features four legs––which meet together to form a symmetrical line. These solid oak dining tables has a characteristic construction that can work in a variety of spaces.

With the Still Side Table, Herman Studio wished to make a table with a surface that appeared to hover in the air. We love how the Stilk Side Table is adjustable, with three different height settings to suit your needs. The brass rod keeps the surface sturdy and reliable.

The Journal Side Table is a versatile and stylish companion for any living space. Its design contrasts sharp leg profiles with softly rounded tabletop edges, resulting in a sophisticated look. A functional gap between the frame and tabletop offers a handy storage spot for books or magazines. Thoughtfully sized, this table suits various uses––from a compact coffee table to a functional bedside stand.

Here's how designer Jonas Herman describes the idea behind the design:

”The idea came from an investigation of constructions, especially how it is possible to achieve a high degree of strength using thin panels. Hands-on experiments led to the assembly method, in which thin sheets of plywood are milled into solid wood to form both the construction and the design expression. The rounded edge that meets each leg gives the piece an elegant and transparent character.”