Coffee Tables Vitra

The Tabouret Metallique from Vitra is a foundational element in a space, making its mark as a table, stool, or pedestal. Creator Jean Prouve’s 1936 piece reflects his metalworking, architectural, and more→design background. The furnishings anchor to the floor with a bent steel base. This base’s facets impress as they produce slices of various tones. The tapered outline of the base naturally points the eye up at the tabletop. The circular top welcomes a few drinks or a decorative sculpture. Shape: Round. Color: Black. Finish: Deep Black.

The Tabouret Metallique from Vitra is a foundational element in a space, making its mark as a table, stool, or pedestal. Creator Jean Prouve’s 1936 piece reflects his metalworking, architectural, and more→design background. The furnishings anchor to the floor with a bent steel base. This base’s facets impress as they produce slices of various tones. The tapered outline of the base naturally points the eye up at the tabletop. The circular top welcomes a few drinks or a decorative sculpture. Shape: Round. Color: Blue. Finish: Prouve Bleu Marcoule.

The Tabouret Metallique from Vitra is a foundational element in a space, making its mark as a table, stool, or pedestal. Creator Jean Prouve’s 1936 piece reflects his metalworking, architectural, and more→design background. The furnishings anchor to the floor with a bent steel base. This base’s facets impress as they produce slices of various tones. The tapered outline of the base naturally points the eye up at the tabletop. The circular top welcomes a few drinks or a decorative sculpture. Shape: Round. Color: Cream. Finish: Prouve Blanc Colombe Ecru.

The Tabouret Metallique from Vitra is a foundational element in a space, making its mark as a table, stool, or pedestal. Creator Jean Prouve’s 1936 piece reflects his metalworking, architectural, and more→design background. The furnishings anchor to the floor with a bent steel base. This base’s facets impress as they produce slices of various tones. The tapered outline of the base naturally points the eye up at the tabletop. The circular top welcomes a few drinks or a decorative sculpture. Shape: Round. Color: Red. Finish: Japanese Red.

You won't find a single curve in the Vitra Prismatic Table. It is all sharp, pure angles, with three legs and a hexagonal-segmented top formed out of folded aluminum (inspired by the traditional art o more→f Japanese paper folding), and coated entirely in a smooth, durable powder coat. Originally designed by Isamu Noguchi in 1957. Shape: Hexagonal. Color: Grey. Additional Color: Dark Grey.

You won't find a single curve in the Vitra Prismatic Table. It is all sharp, pure angles, with three legs and a hexagonal-segmented top formed out of folded aluminum (inspired by the traditional art o more→f Japanese paper folding), and coated entirely in a smooth, durable powder coat. Originally designed by Isamu Noguchi in 1957. Shape: Hexagonal. Color: Grey. Additional Color: Light Grey.

You won't find a single curve in the Vitra Prismatic Table. It is all sharp, pure angles, with three legs and a hexagonal-segmented top formed out of folded aluminum (inspired by the traditional art o more→f Japanese paper folding), and coated entirely in a smooth, durable powder coat. Originally designed by Isamu Noguchi in 1957. Shape: Hexagonal. Color: Grey.

While known mostly for angular lengths of metal in his designs, by the 1940s Jean Prouve started delving into all-wood furniture. An exquisite example of this period, the Vitra Gueridon Bas Coffee Tab more→le features a solid round wood top and three wedge-shaped legs. Metal only makes an understated appearance as a connector between the wood pieces. Shape: Round. Color: Beige. Finish: Natural Oak.