Dining Tables Vitra

While he usually specialized in the use of sheet steel to create his distinctive angular pieces, designer Jean Prouve also sought to show off wood as a viable material for a contemporary table. The re more→sult was the Vitra Gueridon Table, with a solid round wood top and wedge-shaped legs held together with lovely Black powder coated tubular steel struts. Shape: Round. Color: Beige. Finish: Natural Oak.

While he usually specialized in the use of sheet steel to create his distinctive angular pieces, designer Jean Prouve also sought to show off wood as a viable material for a contemporary table. The re more→sult was the Vitra Gueridon Table, with a solid round wood top and wedge-shaped legs held together with lovely Black powder coated tubular steel struts. Shape: Round. Color: Beige. Finish: Natural Oak.

While he usually specialized in the use of sheet steel to create his distinctive angular pieces, designer Jean Prouve also sought to show off wood as a viable material for a contemporary table. The re more→sult was the Vitra Gueridon Table, with a solid round wood top and wedge-shaped legs held together with lovely Black powder coated tubular steel struts. Shape: Round. Color: Black. Finish: Dark Oak.

While he usually specialized in the use of sheet steel to create his distinctive angular pieces, designer Jean Prouve also sought to show off wood as a viable material for a contemporary table. The re more→sult was the Vitra Gueridon Table, with a solid round wood top and wedge-shaped legs held together with lovely Black powder coated tubular steel struts. Shape: Round. Color: Black. Finish: Dark Oak.

While he usually specialized in the use of sheet steel to create his distinctive angular pieces, designer Jean Prouve also sought to show off wood as a viable material for a contemporary table. The re more→sult was the Vitra Gueridon Table, with a solid round wood top and wedge-shaped legs held together with lovely Black powder coated tubular steel struts. Shape: Round. Color: Brown. Finish: American Walnut.

While he usually specialized in the use of sheet steel to create his distinctive angular pieces, designer Jean Prouve also sought to show off wood as a viable material for a contemporary table. The re more→sult was the Vitra Gueridon Table, with a solid round wood top and wedge-shaped legs held together with lovely Black powder coated tubular steel struts. Shape: Round. Color: Brown. Finish: American Walnut.

The Vitra EM Table is as much an impressive feat of engineering as it is a beautifully modern dining table. Designed by Jean Prouve in 1950, EM features distinctively angled molded sheet steel legs th more→at are canted inward and held in tension by a tubular steel crossbar. The resulting structure is stable and more than strong enough to support the solid wood top. Shape: Rectangular. Color: Brown. Finish: Natural Oak.

The Vitra EM Table is as much an impressive feat of engineering as it is a beautifully modern dining table. Designed by Jean Prouve in 1950, EM features distinctively angled molded sheet steel legs th more→at are canted inward and held in tension by a tubular steel crossbar. The resulting structure is stable and more than strong enough to support the solid wood top. Shape: Rectangular. Color: Brown. Finish: Natural Oak.

The Vitra EM Table is as much an impressive feat of engineering as it is a beautifully modern dining table. Designed by Jean Prouve in 1950, EM features distinctively angled molded sheet steel legs th more→at are canted inward and held in tension by a tubular steel crossbar. The resulting structure is stable and more than strong enough to support the solid wood top. Shape: Rectangular. Color: Brown. Finish: Natural Oak.

The Vitra EM Table is as much an impressive feat of engineering as it is a beautifully modern dining table. Designed by Jean Prouve in 1950, EM features distinctively angled molded sheet steel legs th more→at are canted inward and held in tension by a tubular steel crossbar. The resulting structure is stable and more than strong enough to support the solid wood top. Shape: Rectangular. Color: Brown. Finish: Natural Oak.

The Vitra EM Table is as much an impressive feat of engineering as it is a beautifully modern dining table. Designed by Jean Prouve in 1950, EM features distinctively angled molded sheet steel legs th more→at are canted inward and held in tension by a tubular steel crossbar. The resulting structure is stable and more than strong enough to support the solid wood top. Shape: Rectangular. Color: Brown. Finish: Natural Oak.

The Vitra EM Table is as much an impressive feat of engineering as it is a beautifully modern dining table. Designed by Jean Prouve in 1950, EM features distinctively angled molded sheet steel legs th more→at are canted inward and held in tension by a tubular steel crossbar. The resulting structure is stable and more than strong enough to support the solid wood top. Shape: Rectangular. Color: Brown. Finish: Natural Oak.

The Vitra EM Table is as much an impressive feat of engineering as it is a beautifully modern dining table. Designed by Jean Prouve in 1950, EM features distinctively angled molded sheet steel legs th more→at are canted inward and held in tension by a tubular steel crossbar. The resulting structure is stable and more than strong enough to support the solid wood top. Shape: Rectangular. Color: Brown. Finish: Natural Oak.

Jean Prouve is best known for his angular sheet steel furniture. However, when he designed the Vitra Table S. A.M. for the Solvay chemical company in 1941, Prouve used mostly solid wood (out of necess more→ity due to metal shortages during WWII), with a central Black steel strut. The result is just as beautifully sculptural and structurally sound as his mostly steel pieces. Shape: Rectangular. Color: Beige. Finish: Natural Oak.

The Vitra EM Table is as much an impressive feat of engineering as it is a beautifully modern dining table. Designed by Jean Prouve in 1950, EM features distinctively angled molded sheet steel legs th more→at are canted inward and held in tension by a tubular steel crossbar. The resulting structure is stable and more than strong enough to support the solid wood top. Shape: Rectangular. Color: Brown. Finish: Natural Oak.

The Vitra EM Table is as much an impressive feat of engineering as it is a beautifully modern dining table. Designed by Jean Prouve in 1950, EM features distinctively angled molded sheet steel legs th more→at are canted inward and held in tension by a tubular steel crossbar. The resulting structure is stable and more than strong enough to support the solid wood top. Shape: Rectangular. Color: Brown. Finish: Natural Oak.

The Vitra EM Table is as much an impressive feat of engineering as it is a beautifully modern dining table. Designed by Jean Prouve in 1950, EM features distinctively angled molded sheet steel legs th more→at are canted inward and held in tension by a tubular steel crossbar. The resulting structure is stable and more than strong enough to support the solid wood top. Shape: Rectangular. Color: Brown. Finish: Natural Oak.

The Vitra EM Table is as much an impressive feat of engineering as it is a beautifully modern dining table. Designed by Jean Prouve in 1950, EM features distinctively angled molded sheet steel legs th more→at are canted inward and held in tension by a tubular steel crossbar. The resulting structure is stable and more than strong enough to support the solid wood top. Shape: Rectangular. Color: Brown. Finish: Natural Oak.

The Vitra EM Table is as much an impressive feat of engineering as it is a beautifully modern dining table. Designed by Jean Prouve in 1950, EM features distinctively angled molded sheet steel legs th more→at are canted inward and held in tension by a tubular steel crossbar. The resulting structure is stable and more than strong enough to support the solid wood top. Shape: Rectangular. Color: Brown. Finish: Natural Oak.

The Vitra EM Table is as much an impressive feat of engineering as it is a beautifully modern dining table. Designed by Jean Prouve in 1950, EM features distinctively angled molded sheet steel legs th more→at are canted inward and held in tension by a tubular steel crossbar. The resulting structure is stable and more than strong enough to support the solid wood top. Shape: Rectangular. Color: Brown. Finish: Natural Oak.

The Vitra EM Table is as much an impressive feat of engineering as it is a beautifully modern dining table. Designed by Jean Prouve in 1950, EM features distinctively angled molded sheet steel legs th more→at are canted inward and held in tension by a tubular steel crossbar. The resulting structure is stable and more than strong enough to support the solid wood top. Shape: Rectangular. Color: Brown. Finish: Natural Oak.

The Vitra EM Table is as much an impressive feat of engineering as it is a beautifully modern dining table. Designed by Jean Prouve in 1950, EM features distinctively angled molded sheet steel legs th more→at are canted inward and held in tension by a tubular steel crossbar. The resulting structure is stable and more than strong enough to support the solid wood top. Shape: Rectangular. Color: Brown. Finish: Natural Oak.

The Vitra EM Table is as much an impressive feat of engineering as it is a beautifully modern dining table. Designed by Jean Prouve in 1950, EM features distinctively angled molded sheet steel legs th more→at are canted inward and held in tension by a tubular steel crossbar. The resulting structure is stable and more than strong enough to support the solid wood top. Shape: Rectangular. Color: Brown. Finish: Natural Oak.

Jean Prouve is best known for his angular sheet steel furniture. However, when he designed the Vitra Table S. A.M. for the Solvay chemical company in 1941, Prouve used mostly solid wood (out of necess more→ity due to metal shortages during WWII), with a central Black steel strut. The result is just as beautifully sculptural and structurally sound as his mostly steel pieces. Shape: Rectangular. Color: Beige. Finish: Natural Oak.