This stunning woven reed side table, attributed to Harrison Van Horn, features a beautifully executed parquet-style pattern created from alternating tones of rattan. The directional weave forms a series of repeating diamond shapes across the surface, giving it a bold, graphic look with tons of depth and movement. This is one of those pieces that really stands out once you look closely. What makes it especially good is how cleanly the pattern wraps over the top and down the subtly faceted legs. The slight angles in the legs give the piece an architectural feel, and the corners are impressively well-aligned — a detail you don’t always see. The thin brass inlay around the top adds just the right amount of contrast and polish without taking away from the texture. At 22ʺW × 22ʺD × 17ʺH, it’s a super versatile size — perfect as a side table, end table, or even tucked between a pair of chairs. *I currently have two available, which would make an excellent matching pair for use as end tables or bedside tables, or you can put them side by side as a coffee table.