This round Art Deco table from Poland, dating to the 1940s, is crafted from stained oak in a deep, warm brown tone. The tabletop features a matte to semi-matte finish, providing a subtle sheen and highlighting the visible wood grain. The construction is defined by minimalist geometry: straight, square-section legs and a thick, rounded apron beneath the top reflect the late Art Deco transition toward functionalism. The table can be extended using a central leaf, offering additional space when needed. Joinery and fittings remain authentic, and the overall appearance is sturdy, balanced, and timeless. Condition: professionally restored, with no visible signs of wear. This piece tells the story of Polish design at a time when Art Deco was evolving into a more restrained and utilitarian language. Its form is spare yet expressive, as if the oak itself carries the calm and resilience of the postwar era. The understated silhouette conceals practicality—the extending top hints at gatherings and shared meals. Carefully finished oak acts as a quiet narrator, enhancing the room without overwhelming it. The table may be paired with upholstered chairs featuring geometric lines or with lighter, contemporary seating to create a dialogue between tradition and modernity. It would work well in a living or dining area, especially against neutral walls, parquet floors, or a subtle-toned rug. Consider combining it with period accessories—a glass decanter, a ceramic platter, or a lamp with simple forms—to accentuate its vintage character and lend the interior a composed, harmonious rhythm.
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Height78 cm
Width100 cm
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Width100 cm
Height78 cm
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