Androgyne Side Tables

Androgyne Collection, designed by Danielle Siggerud, is defined by a balance of contrasting elements — masculine and feminine, strong and soft, architectural and sculptural. Clean proportions and bold silhouettes give the tables a distinctive presence, while a considered mix of timber, metal and stone allows the collection to work across residential, hospitality and commercial interiors.

The Androgyne Side Table takes the same sculptural language into a more compact form. Its round top balances over wide, flat legs, creating a refined contrast between curved and linear elements. Available in several sizes, finishes and material combinations, the table can be used beside a sofa or lounge chair, as a bedside table or as a compact lounge table

Availabilty : Made to order. 18 weeks

details

designer country of origin warranty
Danielle Siggerud Denmark

dimensions

Ø120 × H 72.8 cm
Ø150 × H 72.8 cm

material

Side Table options
Black powder-coated steel base
Ivory powder-coated steel base
Brushed steel base
Marble tops available in a selection including Grey Galaxy, Calacatta Viola, Nero Marquina, Emperador and Crystal Rose.

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Danielle Siggerud

 

Danielle Siggerud is a Norwegian architect based in Copenhagen. She holds a master’s degree in architecture from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Denmark and founded her studio in 2016. Today her practice works internationally, with projects in London, New York, Stockholm and Paris. Her portfolio spans private renovations, restorations, contemporary buildings, interior design, furniture and smaller crafted objects.


Central to Siggerud’s work is a sensitive, material-led approach and a precise understanding of space. She considers every scale of a project, from structural elements to the smallest interior detail. Simplicity underpins her design philosophy, achieved through a careful balance of space, proportion, light and material. She views these fundamentals not as aesthetic goals in themselves, but as tools to elevate and enrich the human experience.