Loving: Panier Table

This Panier Table from the MoMA store combines a bunch of my favorite things: it's a really fun shape, it's clear so it'll make a bunch of really cool shadows, and it's green! Awesome! It of course comes in other colors too, but the green rocks.

Loving: The Drop Table

The top of this Drop Table from Structured Green at Velocity is absolutely beautiful. I love all the different colored woods especially since the lighter wood seems to separate each one so they really stand out.

Loving: Slick Occasional Table

This Slick Occasional Table from Exclusively Home is really cool.  It can stand alone as a small side table or in a group.  And you can stack them to be shelves.

Loving: Nick Table

I love the smoothness of this Nick Table from Blu Dot at Design Public.  It's a really beautiful dark color, but all of the raw edges are lighter so it's not too much. 

Loving: Kid's Work Bench

I already love the idea of having kids playing at building and making their own toys instead of just buying them, so having something like this work bench from Inquisitive Kid that's the perfect size for kids is great.  It's a real work bench, just smaller than the real thing, and it has places for tools, a built on clamp, and it's solid so kids can hammer and bang on it without it falling apart.

Loving: Pine Folding Table

So I currently live with a crappy grey plastic folding table in my living room that my husband uses to study.  Of course there isn't any other good place for him to spread out his binders and books and leave them there, so it stays.  I would much rather have this Pine Folding Table from Muji at the MoMA Store.  Not only does it looks worlds better than the grey plastic, it would actually blend in with the furniture we have and look like a real piece of furniture that we meant to buy.

Eating at: Offi Packet Table

This Offi Packet Table from Design Public would be great to have on a small deck or porch.  You can keep it folded up next to a lounge chair as a side table, but when you want to eat outside, you can unfold it into a table with four seats.  

Loving: Geo Table

This Geo Table from Feel More Human is pretty much just a big hunk of wood.  It's a really simple piece of furniture, but it really can set the mood for a room.  

Loving: Ricami Stool

I love the cut outs on this Ricami Stool from Unica Home.  It can be either a stool or a little table, but it still lets the light in so it feels less like a solid object in a room.  

Eating at: Jamsunda Table

I love that this table from Ikea is so simple and natural.  It would be really fun to match this with some ornate chairs or some really girly table settings.  

Sitting at: Picnik

Of course it's way too cold to have a picnic, but if I could have one last meal outside this year it would be on Picnik by Wynants & Lust at Unica Home.  It really only seats two, but you can push more together if you have more people over, and they look like they're stackable.

Loving: Michael Arras

I love this coffee table from Michael Arras' Etsy shop.  It looks like river rocks, but the rich wooden tones make it warm and organic.

Currently Loving: Moss

I love this Crochet Table from Moss.  It's light and airy, and the flower pattern is really adorable.  It makes me feel like after all the scarves and blankets I've crocheted I can now move on to furniture.  

Tables with plenty of elbow room...

I love these great tables from Lorimer Antiques.  While I don't think they're actually antiques, it looks like they use salvaged wood to get that look.  They're built very simply, but have a great strong, clean look.  And there;s plenty of room to invite everyone to dinner.  

Currently Loving: Blueprint

I'm really looking forward to checking out Blueprint when I get out to LA.  The website is great, but you can't buy off it, so a visit is the only way to get your hands on any of the furniture. 

The Cafe Chair is completely classic.  The shape is very diner-esque, while the brushed metal lets it fit in with the most mod piece in a home.

Combine the chairs with the Motion Extension Table and your dining room is complete.  The orange center is a drop leaf, that when closed up still lets some of the color come through.  

How Much Wood Could a Woodchuck Chuck?

Atlantico has a new line of solid wood furniture out by De La Espada.  Each of the pieces blend clean lines that give a contemporary feel with solid, old-timey craftsmanship that says heirloom. 

The "Console Table" (that seems strangely desk-like) looks like it's hovering over it's legs.  And because you can't see any nails, screws, or bolts, you get the feeling like you could have made it out of children's blocks.

The Chest is also amazingly simple, but completely at home in a regular house, in almost any room.  Plus, the description is fantastic.  How many online stores boast the use of "mortise and tenon joints"?