Charles and Ray Eames spent many years experimenting with wire rods, work that yielded a number of breakthrough products in the 1950s. They considered many shapes for this large table introduced in 1951, but their final choice was elliptical.

Elliptical coffee Table is stylish and versatile pieces of furniture characterized by their smooth, oval-shaped design. Combining elegance and functionality, they feature rounded edges that promote a sense of flow and safety, making them ideal for both residential and commercial spaces.

Space-Efficient: The curved silhouette allows for better movement around the table, fitting well in narrow or high-traffic areas.

Aesthetic Appeal: The elliptical shape adds a modern yet timeless touch, complementing various decor styles from contemporary to classic.

Social Interaction: With no sharp corners, these tables encourage face-to-face interaction, perfect for dining or collaborative settings.

Material Variety: The wire-base tabletop cosists of seven layers of Baltic birch plywood, beveled at 20 degrees and sandwiched between high-pressure laminate in black, white or walnut. The Wire rod design base, a signature Eames look, is available in a powder-coat white, black or chrome.