This mid-century modern coffee table, produced in the Czech Republic during the 1950s, exemplifies the era's transition toward lightweight, structural design. The piece pairs a warm beech wood surface with an architectural blackened metal base, creating a striking visual contrast characteristic of post-war European modernism. The square tabletop is crafted from beech wood, displaying a refined, continuous grain pattern that has been carefully restored to highlight its natural warmth. Supporting the surface is a distinctive black metal frame featuring hairpin-style legs that provide both stability and visual lightness. A unique design element is the vibrant blue cord woven through the upper section of the metal base, adding an unexpected geometric accent and a subtle pop of colour to the otherwise minimalist composition. The table remains in good vintage condition, with the wooden top having been sympathetically restored to preserve its character while ensuring a smooth, functional surface. The original blackened metal base retains its authentic patina, reflecting its history and decades of use without compromising the structural integrity of the piece. This distinctive table serves as a compelling focal point in contemporary living spaces or mid-century inspired interiors. Its compact, square proportions and airy base allow it to anchor a seating arrangement seamlessly, pairing exceptionally well with low-profile lounge chairs or a structured modernist sofa. Ref.: 3649
Specifications
ConditionGoodColorsBlack, Blue, BrownMaterialMetal, WoodNumber of items1Height53 cmWidth64 cmDepth64 cm