Audo Copenhagen Androgyne Lounge Table - Wood

The Audo Copenhagen Androgyne Lounge Table with wood base brings that same lesson in contrasts from the collection into a low, elongated form that's genuinely versatile for how people actually use living spaces. Originally developed by Norwegian architect Danielle Siggerud as a modern table for Audo's former showroom café, this 120cm wide, 45cm deep, and 37.8cm high piece works as both a lounge table and a bench for stacking books or displaying statement decorations. Available in all-wood versions with natural oak, dark-stained oak, or walnut bases and tops for cohesive warmth, or with dramatic material contrasts pairing those wooden bases with Kunis Breccia stone featuring warm-hued mineral fragments, Calacatta Viola marble with striking purple-toned veining, or Grey Galaxy marble showcasing intricate silver-grey patterns. The customization lets you mix and match tops with bases to create combinations that work with your existing decor or deliberately contrast for visual impact.

What makes the Androgyne Lounge Table genuinely functional beyond just looking sculptural is how that low height and elongated proportions fit perfectly in front of sofas where you need surface space for drinks, remotes, and books without blocking sightlines across rooms. The 37.8cm height is spot-on for comfortable reach from standard seating, and the 120cm length provides generous surface area without the table dominating smaller living rooms the way oversized coffee tables do. The all-wood versions bring warmth and tactile appeal through lacquered oak or walnut veneer that handles daily use - the polyurethane finish prevents spills from damaging the surface while being less prone to splintering and warping than solid wood. The marble and stone topped versions create drama through material contrast - heavy natural stone appearing to float on those geometric wooden bases, with each piece unique since marble veining and stone patterns vary naturally. The stone and marble tops are sealed for that optimal compromise between natural finish and functionality, so they handle daily use without constant worry about staining. Works equally well as a traditional coffee table, a bench at the foot of beds for folding laundry, or even in entryways for setting down bags and keys.

Audo Copenhagen was formed by uniting MENU, by Lassen, and The Audo, creating a brand where designs like the Androgyne collection originated from real spaces - this piece was literally developed for their own showroom café before being refined for production. Their collaboration with Danielle Siggerud, a Norwegian architect based in Copenhagen with a master's from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Denmark who founded her studio in 2016, reflects shared commitment to furniture that enhances human experience. Siggerud's work demonstrates a keen eye for space and materials through sensitive, contextual approaches that embrace built forms while attending meticulously to details. Her design ethos commits to simplicity through balancing architectural fundamentals - space, proportion, light, and materials - using these qualities as tools rather than ends in themselves. The Androgyne Lounge Table embodies this philosophy, celebrating craftsmanship through versatile modernist design that adapts to everyday settings.