VITRA Compas Table
Jean Prouvé, 1950
Prouvé's
influences are still very much alive today. His production facility in
Maxeville, France allowed him the unique opportunity of combining
industrial aesthetics with technical know-how. In his furniture
designs, Prouvé combines his technical know-how and the
opportunities offered by his production facility with it's unique
industrial aesthetics. Utilizing his innovative method of folding metal, Prouvé designed a series of tables that have the perceived lightness of bridges and the presence of architecture. Prouvé developed a base frame reminiscent of a set of compasses, or in French "le compas". It took the vocabulary of Prouvé's structures and went into production, a characteristic of all the objects created by the pioneering engineer. Materials: legs in profiled sheet steel with angled legs, connected to a tubular central crossbar, tabletop and edging in laminate. Tabletop cream-coloured, edges black.
70.75"L X 31"W X 28"H
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