Vico Magistretti for Cattelan Italia Glass Side Table

Italian bronze and brass sculptural glass top side table. A very unique looking table with fluted legs and pear feet. The glass is beveled and 1' thick.

A mid century modern pair of side tables designed by Gardner Leaver and made by Steelcase. Stainless steel with a smoked glass top. We also have a matching coffee table available o...

26" Vintage Root Side Table Root side table features a natural organic freeform base, and comes with its natural color finish. Topped with 26" glass.

Beautiful Brass Tripod Side Table. Visually pleasing with a gold organic bamboo finish and rooted in midcentury minimalist design, this table has the look to compliment almost any in...

Marble and glass side table by Vivi Magistretti for Cattelan, Italy 1980s.

Stackable DEMETRIO 45 side tables by Vico Magistretti for Artemide from the 1960s. High-quality plastic frame in orange. Quality Features: very good workmanship high qualit...

Dichroic side table - Rona Koblenz Measures: 49 x 50 x 30 cm "A spectrum (plural spectra or spectrums) is a condition that is not limited to a specific set of values but can vary infinitely within a continuum". - Rona Meyuchas-Koblenz is inspired by reflection and refraction, absorbent and repellent. The studio’s continuous interest to create a timeless dialogue from past to future through presently active living, has been expressed in its current work, ‘Spectra’, using Dichroic finished glass as a dominant material. The environment we live in is affected by a spectrum of different conditions. Kukka chose to use Dichroic glass to help express the significant conditions affected by light and time, reflection and refraction. Similar to the social behavior expressed through social media channels and the internet: absorbing and repelling, yet the glass, a modern material used since the Roman empire, has its own structural, solid properties. The quartz is an abundant mineral in earth. The slabs are solid, reflecting physical, stable and timeless design. "I am particularly interested to create timeless design by using simple geometry and basic materials . The dialogue between the two is expressed in Spectra" - Rona Meyuchas-Koblenz Rona Meyuchas-Koblenz Born in Tel-Aviv, Rona is an internationally acclaimed product designer, art director and researcher. She graduated in 1999 with a Master degree from the Scuola politecnica di design in Milan and started her career by working in different design consultancies in Milan and London. Rona's experience in design and manufacturing then motivated her to create products under her own label, and her first collection was released in Milan during Salone del Mobile 2007 at Spazio Romeo Gigli. The following year she was approached by the British embassy in Milan to exhibit selected products at The Galleria d’Arte moderna in Milan, an exhibition curated by Sir Paul Smith and Moroso. The minimalist democratic approach and an honest design are most recognized with Rona’s style and work. In 2010, she created the brand kukka, which works for architects, interior designers, private clients and retailers such as Conran, Paul Smith, La Rinascente, Selfridges, or De Padova. The studio, underpinned by creative stimulation, specializes in experimenting with materials, manufacturing methods and technology. Rona is also a visiting lecturer (V&A, LFA, Design Museum talks, ICFF, Shenkar College, Plymouth university) a writer (BVD Magazine) , tutor (Domain Boisbuchet, Shenkar College) and the founder of Designers in the Middle. Exhibitions 2018 Contemporary Tapestry for i-mesh - Salone Del Mobile, Milan ALCOVA 2017 Fresh Paint art fair - Blinds, Spectra - Steinhardt Museum of Natural History 2017 Fresh Paint art fair - amphitheatre, Mega Block installation - Steinhardt Museum of Natural History Tel-aviv 2016 Design Museum talks program, London Design Festival - presenting Designers in the Middle 2016 Spectra with Frame Magazine...

Two stackable tables by Vico Magistretti for Azucena, Italy, circa 1954 Provenance from the estate of Italian designer and Architect Renato Magri friend ...