This functionalist table was designed by Jindřich Halabala in the second half of the 1930s for UP závody Rousínov and represents an important example of interwar Czechoslovak modernism. The design reflects the principles of Functionalism and Bauhaus, emphasizing structural clarity, balance, and material contrast.
The table features a round veneered wooden top with a distinctive fan-shaped veneer pattern that creates a strong visual center. It is supported by an airy chrome-plated tubular steel base with dynamically intersecting legs, a construction that gives the table both stability and visual lightness.
The piece is fully original and comes from the same interior as Halabala functionalist chairs. It remains in very good original condition, with well-preserved veneer showing a deep natural grain and chrome surfaces retaining a fine, age-appropriate patina.
Specifications:
Design: Table
Designer: Jindřich Halabala
Manufacturer: UP závody Rousínov
Origin: Czechoslovakia
Period: 1930s
Style: Functionalism / Bauhaus / Modernism
Material: Veneered wood, chromed steel
Color: Natural wood tones, chrome
Condition: Original vintage condition, very well preserved
Dimensions:
Height: 73 cm
Diameter: 85 cm
Specifications
ConditionVery goodColorsBrownMaterialWoodNumber of items1Height73 cmWidth85 cmDepth85 cmSigns of usageStains