This Belgochrom coffee table from the 1970s presents a two-tier, geometric construction distinguished by its low profile (height 37 cm) and wide, rectangular silhouette (125 × 75 cm). The metal frame is layered with 23kt gold, giving the piece a characteristic, lustrous sheen in a cool, slightly muted tone. The top tier is a thick, clear glass panel, while the lower shelf is made of smoked glass, introducing a subtle visual contrast and optical depth. Precisely mitered corners and seamless joints emphasize the quality of craftsmanship, without any visible fasteners, resulting in a cohesive and minimalist appearance. The proportions characteristic of the 'G' model and the robust construction ensure practical use in a living space. The table is preserved in very good condition, with only minor signs of age-related wear on the metal and glass.
The design echoes the spirit of the 1970s—a decade where design sought balance between opulence and modernist rigor. The metallic gold reflects light like a set piece from a Hollywood Regency film, while the glass surfaces suggest transparency and openness. This table could tell the story of a time when Belgian design shaped European interiors, emphasizing presence and understated luxury. Each minor scratch or patina mark speaks of past gatherings—proof of authenticity that adds to its narrative rather than detracts.
The table works best as a focal point in a living room inspired by vintage or modernist interiors with a touch of glamour. It can be paired with upholstered seating in muted tones—velvet, leather,
DIMENSION
Height37 cm
Width75 cm
Length125 cm
Dimension details
Length125 cm
Height37 cm
Width75 cm
Weight100 kg
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