Oscar Tusquets Blanca Side Tables

A fabulous Spanish postmodern side table designed by Oscar Tusquets Blanca (b. 1941) for Carlos Jane, circa 1989, in a successful attempt to revive small-scale furniture, which Tusqu...

A pair of oak and walnut marquetry top side tables, by Òscar Tusquets. Produced by Carlos Jané Camacho. As seen in the Barcelona Design Museum. Spain, 1989.

Oscar Tusquets for Driade, side table model ‘Astrolabio’, aluminum, brass, glass, Spain, 1988 Spanish designer Oscar Tusquets named his design ‘Astrolabio’, which is an orbicular as...

Oscar Tusquets Blanca is a Catalan “architect by training, a designer by adaptation, a painter by vocation and a writer through the desire to make friends.” Graduating from the Escue...

Scroll down and click "view all from Seller" to see more than 400 other unique products. Astrolabio, designed by Oscar Tusquets for Driade, is a table with casting aluminum base and...

Minimal chair and side table in chromed perforated (stretched) metal by Oscar Tusquets & Lluis Clotet for Barcelona Concept 1974 The famous Catalono Benches were often used in public area's such as airport's and railway stations This chair and table is out of production and was only produced for a short period late 80's early 90's by Barcelona Concept Table measures Depth 73cm x Width 61cm x Height 35.5cm History on the Catalano Bench: In the collection of Museu de les Arts Decoratives de Barcelona It is a perfect outdoor bench: it doesn't overheat in summer or freeze in winter, it dries quickly after rain, does not accumulate grime, provides good back support, can be used fixed to the ground, free-standing or wall-mounted, is transparent and does not intrude on the urban landscape, is light and easy to transport, can be adjoined to an infinite number of modules on both sides. It is also very economical. The bench is made of perforated deployé sheet metal, which ensures that it is both tough and light. Each module measures one metre long and is designed to combine and interlock with other modules at both ends. The contours of the Catalano are an adaptation of the continuous bench designed by Antoni Gaudí in Parc Güell...