Asplund
Tati Coffee Table 90 High
Tati Coffee Table 90 High
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Designed by Broberg & Ridderstråle 2011.
Tati's soft curve takes its name from Jacques Tati, the French filmmaker, and his character Monsieur Hulot — known for his warmth, curiosity, and playfulness. In 2012, Tati was named Furniture of the Year by Sköna Hem, the jury praising its delicate line and the way small, careful choices lift each piece, with tables that combine color and material and, placed together, form new silhouettes.
Tati Coffee Table 90 High can be slid over Tati Coffee Table 90 Low, the two designed to be combined in contrasting materials — transparent glass, lacquered glass, oak veneer, or a selection of stones.
Available in stained oak (White, American Walnut, or Dark Smoked), solid stone (Carrara Marble, Jura Limestone, Pietra Grey, or Elegant Grey), transparent or lacquered glass in standard frame colors. Oak veneer top available on request, in White Stained Oak, American Walnut Oak, or Dark Smoked Oak.
Specifications
- Height: 14.6" (37.1 cm)
- Width: 35.4" (89.9 cm)
- Depth: 35.4" (89.9 cm)
- Top: transparent glass, lacquered glass, or solid stone (oak veneer on request)
- Frame: lacquered metal
- Made in Sweden
Notice: Made to Order Item — No Returns or Cancellations
Product Files
Product Files
Lead Time
Lead Time
Made to order in Sweden — approximately 12–16 weeks.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
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Address must be a physical address, not a P.O. box.
Address must be in the continental U.S.
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Returns
Product is Non-returnable and Non-cancellable.
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Questions
Questions
For questions about finishes, options, or custom orders, contact us at hello@byrastrom.com, or use our contact form.
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Asplund
Asplund designs furniture rooted in Swedish craft traditions, made to move fluidly between styles and settings rather than dictate a single aesthetic. Each piece is built to be lived with for generations — a balance of material integrity, considered craftsmanship, and lasting form.