Coffee Table, grey marble, glass, by W. Ballez, Belgium, 1970s.
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This vintage coffee table, designed by Willy Ballez in the 1970s, exemplifies an architectural approach rooted in European brutalism and modernism at the close of the twentieth century. The substantial base is crafted from solid granite in shades of grey with brown undertones, marked by subtle color transitions and the natural veining of the stone. Its matte, slightly textured finish emphasizes the sculptural quality of the material. The construction comprises a series of rectangular and square blocks arranged asymmetrically, lending the piece both dynamism and visual depth. The tabletop is an oval slab of clear tempered glass with polished edges, providing a sleek contrast to the rugged stone and revealing the intricate details of the base. With dimensions of 120 cm in width, 60 cm in depth, and 36 cm in height, the table reflects the low, expansive proportions typical of 1970s design, while the precise alignment of the stone elements underscores the craftsmanship. The table is preserved in very good vintage condition, with no visible signs of significant wear or restoration. This piece channels the spirit of the 1970s, a time when architecture and design embraced natural materials and bold geometric forms. The granite base, with its measured weight and irregular rhythm, seems to tell a story of seeking permanence and authenticity. The glass top, transparent like a sheet of water, allows light to filter through the structure, casting graphic shadows and highlighting the sculptural composition. There is a sense of cool precision in the designer's vision, balanced by the freedom to
DIMENSION
Height36 cm
Width60 cm
Length120 cm
Dimension details
Length120 cm
Height36 cm
Width60 cm
Weight50 kg
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