A rare mid-century table by Dieter Waeckerlin for Idealheim, featuring a characteristic mosaic wood top and a clear, functional design. The tabletop consists of intricately arranged wooden squares in a patchwork or parquet pattern – a typical design element of the period that lends the piece a vibrant, graphic depth while simultaneously underscoring its high level of craftsmanship. The brushed metal frame with cylindrical legs reflects the understated aesthetic of Swiss Modernism and creates a striking contrast to the warm, dark wood surface. The height adjustability is a particularly noteworthy feature, making the table versatile – whether as a dining table, work table, or compact storage table.
With Idealheim, Waeckerlin significantly shaped Swiss interior design in the post-war era, and his designs are now considered highly sought-after mid-century classics. Comparable mosaic tables from this series typically date from the 1960s and are internationally prized as collector's items.
Condition: Very good used condition with minor signs of age-related wear. Minimal scratches on the tabletop and slight marks on the metal legs. Overall, well-maintained appearance.
Dimensions: L104 x W87 x H74–79 cm
Specifications
ConditionVery goodColorsSilverMaterialWoodNumber of items1Height74 cmWidth104 cmDepth87 cmSigns of usageScratches