Pair of Amoeba Shaped Side Tables by Erno Fabry

Introducing the epitome of charm and functionality: Erno Fabry's exquisite pair of side tables. Crafted with precision and passion, these side tables are not just furniture pieces but statements of timeless sophistication.

Each table is a masterpiece of design, crafted to marry form with function seamlessly. The anthropermoriphic shape that recalls a flower exudes modernity while paying homage to classic design principles. Made from rich mahogany hardwood, these tables promise durability and longevity without compromising on style and whimsy.

Whether nestled beside a sofa, gracing the corners of a bedroom, or adorning a cozy reading nook, they effortlessly elevate any space they inhabit. We always love an ample surface area for essentials and a lower shelf for additional storage or display, these side tables blend practicality with aesthetic appeal effortlessly.

Erno Fabry's attention to detail is evident in every aspect of these side tables. From the meticulously hand-finished surfaces to the thoughtfully designed proportions, every element speaks of quality craftsmanship and refined taste.

Elevate your living space with Erno Fabry's side tables - where form meets function, and style meets substance. It's not just furniture; it's a testament to the art of living beautifully.

Dimensions: 29.5 Diameter x 22.75 H

About the Designer:
Erno Fabry
Czech, 1907 - 1984

Somewhat forgotten, Erno Fabry was a Czech-born architect who immigrated to the United States on the threshold of World War II, working with such design luminaries as Norman Bel Geddes (1893–1958) before establishing his own highly successful firm. The designer of numerous buildings, furniture, and even textiles, Fabry was counted among the most prolific European-born tastemakers to successfully transmit modern design to the American home of the 1940s through 1960s, even though his career has gone largely unrecorded.



Elevate your living space with Erno Fabry's side tables - where form meets function, and style meets substance. It's not just furniture; it's a testament to the art of living beautifully.

Dimensions: 29.5 Diameter x 22.75 H

About the Designer:
Erno Fabry
Czech, 1907 - 1984

Somewhat forgotten, Erno Fabry was a Czech-born architect who immigrated to the United States on the threshold of World War II, working with such design luminaries as Norman Bel Geddes (1893–1958) before establishing his own highly successful firm. The designer of numerous buildings, furniture, and even textiles, Fabry was counted among the most prolific European-born tastemakers to successfully transmit modern design to the American home of the 1940s through 1960s, even though his career has gone largely unrecorded.