Mid-Century Coffee Table by Louis Van Teeffelen for Wébé - teak, reversible top

This elegant mid-century coffee table, designed by Louis Van Teeffelen for Wébé in the 1960s, is a beautiful example of Dutch modernist craftsmanship. Known for his clean lines and organic forms, Van Teeffelen created pieces that feel both light and architectural — and this table is no exception.

Crafted in warm-toned teak, the table features a distinctive floating top supported by a sculptural frame with softly rounded edges and refined joinery. The lower shelf adds both visual balance and practical storage, making it ideal for everyday use while maintaining a sophisticated presence.

A notable feature is the reversible tabletop: one side showcases the natural beauty of teak, while the other side offers a faux marble surface, allowing flexibility depending on your interior style or usage.

The table has been carefully refreshed with a new oil finish, enhancing the depth and warmth of the wood grain. It remains in good vintage condition, with some signs of use consistent with age, including minor imperfections on the tabletop and edges. These do not detract from its overall aesthetic and character.

This piece fits seamlessly into a wide range of interiors — from mid-century and Scandinavian to contemporary spaces — and works perfectly as a central coffee table in a living room setting.

A timeless and functional design piece, ready to be enjoyed for many years to come.

Measurments:

L: 120

W: 48

H: 43