The round side table by Tom Kelley carries a good portion of the late fifties: Four tapering yet angular legs support a round tabletop. Material-wise, this low table produced by Jan Kurtz fits perfectly into the ecologically conscious here and now: Its construction is based on solid oak, enhancing the cozy atmosphere with a naturally oiled or dark-stained finish. Jan Kurtz offers the Dweller coffee table in three sizes, with two of them being the same height, serving as a compact side table, flower stool, or nightstand, while the larger one serves as an expansive coffee table. The third, slightly taller flower stool or nightstand also invites free combinations with its lower table companions.