Hans Eichenberger "Alpha" Table with Micarta Top

Pair of trisymmetric side tables in walnut with round Travertine marble tops. In the manner of Vladimir Kagan, produced late 20th century. A good qu...

"Spore Table" by American artist James Bearden. A chic, Brutalist design of blackened and polychromed steel with fused bronze. Can be used as a side table or stool, indoors or outdoo...

Executive desk in teak and stainless steel, designed as part of an office system by Hans Wegner for Johannes Hansen, c. 1965. With solid oak, dovetailed drawers and height adjustable...

Up-and-down "Versitable" by Tepper-Meyer Associates of San Francisco, produced by Fred Meyer circa 1954. The two-position design can function as a dining or writing table in the high...

Rectangular cocktail table of cut laminated plywood with solid wood supports. A well-constructed circa 1940s design with an architectural bearing, likely a one-off commission. The top sits within two lateral struts, giving the appearance of bridge architecture. . A design in the manner of Nathan Lerner...

“Jason” cocktail table in stainless steel and glass by New York City designer and interior decorator Gary Gutterman. An exceptionally well-executed continuous form with the unusual f...

Frosted glass and chrome side table with unique three-legged base. A wonderful mid-century example from Hans Eichenberger.

Swiss Modernist Alpha Side Table by Hans Eichenberger, 1970s Additional information: Material: Stone, Chrome Featured at Kensington: The round st...

Mid-20th Century MCM (Mid-Century Modern) Swiss design Omega blonde oak dining tables attributed to Hans Eichenberger with cylindrical chrome t...

Furniture like the HE-116 has its origin in the Bauhaus workshops in Weimar, which were founded by Walter Gropius in 1919. The highest premise of Bauhaus design is the combination of Art & Crafts. To this day, the Bauhaus is considered the home of the avant-garde of classical modernism. The Swiss interior architect and designer Hans Eichenberger followed this straightforward, modern style throughout his artistic life. Eichenberger was one of the co-founders of Swiss design. The HE-116 tables also stem from this legacy. Straight-line legs made of tubular steel support a simple wooden top, the symbiosis of art and craftsmanship succeeds here par excellence. More in demand than ever, tubular steel furniture can now be artistically integrated into any atmosphere. It is the clear, simple but at the same time highly appealing design language which rightly gives the HE-116 a modern objectivity. Additional information: Material: Wood Category: Light oak Thickness 20 mm Characteristics: Wood is a precious raw material, and we purchase it only from suppliers that have been selected according to strict criteria. In our collection, we offer a wide range of wood types ranging from oak to American walnut to multilayer plate. Dimensions: 65 Ø x 53 H cm Available in other upholstery options: Calacatta oro, star dust, Sahara noir, rosso lepanto, verde guatemala, green botanic, beola, Labrador antique...

Furniture like the HE-116 has its origin in the Bauhaus workshops in Weimar, which were founded by Walter Gropius in 1919. The highest premise of Bauhaus design is the combination of...

Furniture like the HE-116 has its origin in the Bauhaus workshops in Weimar, which were founded by Walter Gropius in 1919. The highest premise of Bauhaus design is the combination of art and craft. To this day, the Bauhaus is considered the home of the avant-garde of classical modernism. The Swiss interior architect and designer Hans Eichenberger followed this straightforward, modern style throughout his artistic life. Eichenberger was one of the co-founders of Swiss design. The HE-116 tables also stem from this legacy. Straight-line legs made of tubular steel support a simple wooden top, the symbiosis of art and craftsmanship succeeds here par excellence. More in demand than ever, tubular steel furniture can now be artistically integrated into any atmosphere. It is the clear, simple but at the same time highly appealing design language which rightly gives the HE-116 a modern objectivity. Additional information: Material: Marble Category: Beola Thickness: Thickness 20 mm Characteristics: Precious, sophisticated materials such as marble, granite and quartz can be processed in all thicknesses and in various surface finishes, individually adapted to any object size. Produced and refined with the latest technologies and the highest quality craftsmanship. Dimensions: 65 Ø x 53 H cm Available in other upholstery options: Calacatta oro, star dust, sahara noir, rosso lepanto, verde guatemala, green botanic, labrador antique...