This large, rectangular coffee table or plant stand from the 1970s features a tabletop composed of alternating glossy black and deep blue ceramic tiles. The blue tiles display a subtle marbled, cloudy texture, while the black ones are uniform and saturated, creating a bold, geometric pattern. The warm brown wooden frame, finished in a satin sheen, highlights the contrast of the tiles and reveals the natural wood grain. Four tapered wooden legs, attached with visible screws, emphasize the functional, minimalist character typical of mid-century modern design. Its proportions are low and elongated (112 × 34 × 33 cm), and the piece is in good condition—minor scratches are visible on some tiles, and the wood shows a gentle patina, with no major damage or repairs. The form of this piece evokes the 1970s—a decade when geometric order met explorations of texture and bold contrasts. The glossy tiles reflect light, recalling interiors where every detail was intentional, and the simplicity of construction encouraged comfort and openness. The warm, solid wooden frame quietly suggests domestic calm, while the ceramic tiles introduce graphic dynamism, as if inviting a pause or providing a stage for a favorite plant. This table may be paired with low, clean-lined sofas, classic armchairs from the 1960s or 70s, and glass, ceramic, or metal accessories—suiting retro, Scandinavian, or eclectic interiors. The surface could host sculptural vases or a stack of art books, while a nearby lamp with an opaline shade or a geometric print would complement its character. It would work well in a living room as the focal point of a lounge area, or in a transitional space where it adds rhythm to the arrangement. No additional technical information or care instructions provided.
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Height33 cm
Depth34 cm
Width112 cm
Dimension details
Width112 cm
Height33 cm
Depth34 cm
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