This set of four nesting tables is a design by the German artist and educator Josef Albers from the Bauhaus era. The tables are a prime example of the school's philosophy, combining form, function, and material in a rational yet aesthetically pleasing design. The design, often referred to as "Nesting Tables", is an iconic piece of 20th-century modern design. Each table consists of a solid oak frame with a colored lacquered glass top. The set is characterized by its distinctive color palette of mint green, yellow, orange, and blue, which creates a strong visual accent. The tables are designed to be nested together to save space or distributed individually in the room as needed. This complete four-piece set embodies the principles of modularity and versatility that were central to the Bauhaus. The condition of the set is very good and well-maintained, indicating careful treatment over the years. The wooden frames and glass tops show an authentic patina, consistent with the age and history of the object. According to information, the set was acquired in Bottrop, Josef Albers' birthplace, which gives it a special provenance. These nesting tables are a functional yet sculptural addition to any interior. They fit perfectly into modern, minimalist, or eclectic living spaces and can serve as side tables, coffee tables, or flexible storage surfaces. Their timeless aesthetic makes them a coveted collector's item and a piece of living design history.
Specifications
ConditionVery goodColorsBlack, Blue, Brown, Green, Multi Color, Orange, YellowMaterialGlass, WoodNumber of items1Height62 cmWidth60 cmDepth40 cm