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Expose Coffee Table by MacMaster
$5,335.00
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The Expose Coffee Table is honest about how it is made. Three sweeping legs of curved timber interlock at angles to carry a round glass top, and their edges are left bare so you can see the layers of birch plywood inside.
Designed by Alex MacMaster and launched in 2010, the Expose is one of MacMaster's earliest pieces. It is still made by hand to order in Worcestershire, England.
“Where timber becomes art.”
The Design Story
The name says it all. Rather than hide the plywood core beneath veneer, Alex left it exposed on the edges, where its fine stripes contrast with the smooth walnut or oak surface. It keeps the design true to its materials and shows the craft of lamination openly.

Each leg is a complex curved lamination, set at an angle so the three lock together into a stable three-point structure. On top sits a 10 mm toughened glass disc with a polished edge, so the whole structure stays visible through it.
About the Designer
Alex MacMaster founded MacMaster Design in 2009 on a simple belief: that the objects we live with every day deserve the care usually kept for fine art. He works from a studio in the Worcestershire countryside, at The Guildings in Trimpley near Bewdley, and designs and builds each piece himself, from the first sketch to the final finish.
His work draws on Art Deco geometry, the organic forms of plants and flowers, and the quiet beauty of timber grain. Design, development, making and packing all happen under one roof, and offcuts from one range feed the next, so very little goes to waste. MacMaster pieces now light private homes, luxury hotels and flagship stores across the UK, Europe and beyond.
Why You'll Love It
The Expose turns the middle of a room into a centrepiece. Its three legs seem to spin beneath the glass, and the striped plywood edges add a quiet detail that people notice up close. The round top softens a seating area and is easy to walk around, which makes it as practical as it is striking.
Where It's Best Placed
At 43.3 in across and 13.8 in high, the Expose suits a generous living room, a seating group of sofas and lounge chairs, or a large rug. Its round shape works especially well with a sectional or with chairs arranged in a circle. Leave about 16 to 18 in between the glass edge and your seating.
Product Details
| Designer | Alex MacMaster |
|---|---|
| Launched | 2010 |
| Type | Coffee table, round |
| Base | Three interlocking curved legs with exposed birch ply edges |
| Materials | Birch plywood core (FSC and PEFC certified) with American black walnut or American white oak veneer (PEFC certified) |
| Top | 10 mm / 3/8 in toughened glass with polished edge |
| Finishes | Walnut, Oak |
| Dimensions | Diameter 110 cm / 43.3 in, height 35 cm / 13.8 in |
| Made in | Worcestershire, England 🇬🇧 |
Sizes, Finishes and SKUs
| Walnut | LM-MCM-290003 |
|---|---|
| Oak | LM-MCM-290004 |
Recognition
The MacMaster studio has been awarded five-star tradestand honours by the Royal Horticultural Society at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show in 2019, 2021, 2022, 2024, 2025 and 2026, at RHS Hampton Court Palace in 2025, and at RHS Sandringham and RHS Badminton in 2026. These awards recognise the studio's exhibits as a whole.
Questions We Hear Most
Who designed the Expose Coffee Table?
Alex MacMaster designed the Expose Coffee Table and launched it in 2010. It is one of the earliest MacMaster designs and is still made by hand in Worcestershire, England.
Why is it called the Expose Coffee Table?
The birch plywood edges of the legs are left exposed. Their fine layered stripes contrast with the walnut or oak veneer and show how the curved laminations are made.
What is the Expose Coffee Table's glass top like?
It is a round 10 mm (3/8 in) toughened glass top with a polished edge, so the three interlocking legs remain fully visible beneath it.
How big is the Expose Coffee Table?
It measures 43.3 in (110 cm) across and stands 13.8 in (35 cm) high.
What seating does the Expose Coffee Table suit?
Its round top suits a sectional sofa, a pair of sofas or a circle of lounge chairs. Leave about 16 to 18 in between the glass edge and the seats.
How long does a handmade Expose Coffee Table take?
Each Expose is made to order by hand in Worcestershire, England. Allow about 6 to 12 weeks in the workshop, plus shipping time. It is a piece you will keep for many years, so it is well worth the wait.
Shipping Info
| Lead Time | Made to order by hand: about 6 to 12 weeks in the workshop, then shipped to you |
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| Ships From | Worcestershire, England 🇬🇧 |
Free shipping within the U.S. for orders over $100. Because each piece is made for you by hand, it is final sale: one more reason it will be built with real care.
Shipping & Returns
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