The Amoeba Table is a mid-century icon. Designed by Paul T. Frankl in the late 1940s, this low table features a sculptural, cloud-like silhouette and playful cork top. Originally produced by the Johnson Furniture Company as part of Frankl’s push to redefine American interiors with casual, modern forms, this is an official contemporary production true to the original design. Its outward-facing legs nod to Frankl’s flair for the unconventional, while subtle influences from Scandinavian design give it a biomorphic ease. Originally marketed as a cocktail table, it remains a standout of American modernism.