What is the Atlas Coffee Table made of?

It combines wood and marble: solid wood legs supporting a marble-topped square table.

John Astbury designed it for New Works, drawing on porticoes, colonnades and simple circles and squares.

Is it better than a round coffee table?

A square top gives even reach from all sides of a seating group; a round table is easier to walk around in tight rooms.

Does it work in a small living room?

Its solid legs and expansive top give it visual weight, so it suits larger seating areas better than compact ones.

Can I match it with other pieces?

Yes. It belongs to the New Works Atlas collection, so other Atlas pieces share its geometry and materials.

How should I care for the marble top?

Wipe spills promptly and use coasters; marble is porous and can stain or etch from liquids and acids.

Where is the New Works Atlas Coffee Table cheapest?

At einrichten-design.com, for $1,425.95, 38% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.

Where can I buy the New Works Atlas Coffee Table?

7 stores we checked sell it, including LampTwist, einrichten-design.com, Batten Home, KANSO, Danish Design Store.

New Works Atlas Coffee Table Price History: $1,425.95

From Batten Home

Designed by John Astbury for New Works
Pays homage to the mythical Titan Atlas supporting the heavens
Solid legs support an expansive tabletop for a brutalist aesthetic
References porticoes and colonnades with archetypal post-and-lintel construction
Combines simple geometry of circles and squares
Part of the New Works Atlas Collection

Sizes: 60x60, 82x82
Materials: Marble or solid oak
Care: For marble: wipe with a soft dry or moist cloth. Do not use abrasive cleaning tools or strong cleaning agents like household glass cleaner, bleach, or turpentin

Size chart

Size	Length	Height	Width
82x82	32.3"	10.6"	32.3"
60x60	23.6"	14.2"	23.6"

About the New Works Atlas Coffee Table

The Atlas Coffee Table is a square coffee table designed by John Astbury for New Works. It takes its name from the mythical Titan who held up the heavens. Solid legs support an expansive tabletop, giving the table a brutalist look.

The design draws on porticoes and colonnades and is built on the post-and-lintel principle. Simple geometry, including circles and squares, shapes its composition. It is part of the New Works Atlas Collection.

Designer: John Astbury
Shape: Square
Material: Marble or solid oak
Sizes: 60x60, 82x82
Care: For marble, wipe with a soft dry or moist cloth. Do not use abrasive cleaning tools or strong cleaning agents such as household glass cleaner, bleach or turpentine.
Collection: New Works Atlas Collection