Amoeba Coffee Table bathrobes The frame can fold and

The frame can fold and expand to fill a range of space

An ode to late summer dinners where the warm caress of a Mediterranean breeze mingles with sun-kissed cheeks and salty skin

or chilis dancing joyfully around the liquid they offer

Designed in homage to Pedro Friedeberg

Hand tufted rug in loop and random shear

Amoeba Coffee Table bathrobes The frame can fold andPaul Frankl designed the Amoeba Table (also called "Model no. 5005" and the Cloud Table) for the Michigan based Johnson Furniture Company in the late 1940s. The low, cloud shaped table was marketed as a "cocktail table," a modernized version of the more classic coffee table. The biomorphic form of the Amoeba Table was likely inspired by Alvar Aalto, Kaare Klint and other Scandinavian designers, but Frankl added his own eccentric ideas, including a