Coffee Tables

Nordic Tripod Coffee Table

Circular coffee table with soft beveled edge. Three-legged base with central union (tripod). Scandinavian/Nordic style in fine wood.

Craftsmanship & Materials

This Nordic Tripod Coffee Table is assembled with traditional mortise-and-tenon joinery reinforced by oak dowels. Tabletops are cut from single planks to preserve grain continuity, equilibrium-dried for Mexico City humidity, and sealed with hardening oils that can be re-buffed every 5–10 years. The product of 36 years perfecting the craft in CDMX.

At Carpiperg, every table starts from a hand-selected single plank. This piece can be customized in dimensions, species (tempered American Walnut, Mexican Tzalam, White Oak), base style (single pedestal, double pedestal, metal base), finish (hardening oil, European semi-matte lacquer), and genuine parchment cladding for statement pieces.

Technical Summary

Category: Coffee Tables
Materials: Fine hardwood and selected noble materials
Manufacture: Handcrafted in Mexico City, in-house workshop
Production: Bespoke, 6–12 weeks
Warranty: 10-year structural & joinery warranty

Finish & attributes

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