Horgenglarus Square Bistro Table - Savoy t-1014q
STAPELTISCHCHEN T-7030
STAPELTISCHCHEN T-7030
Designed by Hans Bellmann, 1954
Apart from material-saving constructions and quick assembly, the main benefit of this design is its extremely flexible use.
As its name indicates, the little table is easy to stack. You can carry it from one room to the next, or take it from indoors to outdoors. Hans Bellmann himself liked using the stapeltischchen to deposit his painting utensils.
It enabled him to work very flexibly and move the table, laden with a host of different things, to wherever he needed it. Moulded plywood side table, black matte metal frame, easy to stack. Longueur: 58cm; Largeur: 43cm;
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APPLICATION AND USE IN CONSTRUCTION
Interior
USE
Interior furniture
PRODUCT TYPE
Table
SIZES
- Depth : 30 cm Thick, leg
- Width : 61.5 cm, Table
- Height : 74 cm
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MATERIAL
- Wood
- Metal
TYPE OF METAL
Steel
APPLICATIONS
-Residential -Hospitality
CHARACTERISTICS
-Table with 4-part central cast-iron pedestal -Anthracite painted finish with original lettering -Adjustable sliders -Table top in solid wood with dovetail battens
DESIGNER - HANS BELLMANN
In his mid 30s he had already experienced two world wars: Hans Bellmann lived in extreme times. Influenced by his studies at Bauhaus and his collaboration with Mies van der Rohe, his designs symbolise the lifestyle of the post-war years, a time of awakening, scarce resources, and increasing mobility. If you think about Swiss designers from the 50s and 60s, Bellmann will probably not be the first one who comes to mind, but he is undoubtedly one of the pioneers of classical modernity.
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