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Offering a liberal surface space to show a new bouquet or an assortment of magazines or books, this flexible table fills a down-to-earth need. Besides its undeniable common sense, this Kjærholm example radiates downplayed tastefulness. It easily finds a place with any taste while yet offering a strong expression.
Highlighting a hard wearing steel outline and a break-safe glass top, this amazingly adaptable table was first presented by Danish creator Poul Kjærholm during the 1950s.¾ tempered glass on the top gives a nitty-gritty and the base was built by Polished #304-grade stainless steel . Tabletop height is about 12.6 in and height of 99lbs, so it is easy to carry anywhere and everywhere. Partial assembly was required.
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