Isamu Noguchi once said: "Everything is sculpture, any material, any idea without hindrance born into space, I consider sculpture." Nowhere is this more apparent than in his Noguchi Coffee Table, which takes the idea of a table, breaks it down into its barest components, and then re-imagines and re-energizes it. More

If you're looking for classic furniture that's all about form and function, Herman Miller takes the cake. Designers like Ray and Charles Eames and George Nelson helped define the mid century modern classics we love. New designers are pushing the envelope, continuing to build the brand that has evolved over the past century.

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Since 2008, Herman Miller has been releasing limited edition designs as part of its Select Program. For 2012, the company is introducing their Eames Wire Base Low Table in three special edition colors. More

Glass top coffee tables are a perfect place to showcase your coffee table books and collections without sacrificing precious table top space. Made of nice materials like tempered glass, iron or wood, these gallery coffee tables make a nice centerpiece for your living room. More

The Parsons table, with a table top and legs that are equal in thickness, is one of the most ubiquitous pieces of furniture in recent history. Available as a desk, dining table, coffee table, side table and even shelving, it can be found in homes across the world. More

Finnish-American architect and designer Eero Saarinen contributed much to our design lexicon, though he is perhaps best remembered for one item in particular: the Pedestal, or Tulip, table. An undeniable classic, this simple, sweeping table looks as good today as it did in 1956. More

Furniture on wheels work great in all spaces, big and small. They're incredibly handy, allowing you to clear the floor in seconds. They also impart a warm industrial feel, making them useful if you want to balance out organic or fine silhouettes in your space. Available in a variety of styles, the pieces featured here are industrial, contemporary and vintage. More

When most people see wood pallets they think only of garbage or maybe even kindling. When Olga saw the pallet pictured above she saw possibility. She lugged the pallet home and set about finding a way to use it. After it sat in a corner for a month, Olga finally gave the pallet new life. More

I'm always looking for furniture and accessories that can make my home more efficient, especially in regards to storing tech or implementing smart features. Here's a roundup of some current favorites, from a smart home automation appliance to a USB hub for the desk in the shape of a mini city. More

Some rules are just meant to be broken. While it's generally not a good idea to serve drinks on (or anywhere near) a working computer, we love it when an old, broken machine gets new life as a coffee table. Vintage gear is good for one thing: looking great. So why not show it off in the center of your living room? More