Coffee Table Space Age, brown plastic, by E. Moeckl, 1970s.
980 PLN
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The coffee table designed by Ernst Moeckl in the 1970s is a quintessential example of Space Age design, notable for its monolithic silhouette and fluid, organic lines. Both the pedestal and the round tabletop are crafted from molded plastic, with the sculptural tulip-shaped base flowing seamlessly into the wide, circular top. The entire surface is rendered in a chocolate brown hue with a high-gloss finish, capturing and reflecting light along the table's smooth curves. The absence of visible joints or hardware emphasizes its futuristic, cohesive character. There are small chips and scuffs along the tabletop and base edges, typical signs of vintage use, but the structural integrity remains intact. The table's proportions are well-balanced – the pronounced, flared base ensures stability, while the generous top offers practical surface area. The piece is in good vintage condition: structurally sound, with minor cosmetic evidence of age.The table's form tells the story of the 1970s – a decade when designers embraced new materials and sought out futuristic, flowing shapes. The glossy brown finish and gentle transitions between elements evoke the cosmic aspirations of the Space Age, a time when everyday objects were meant to hint at a future just within reach. The tulip-like contour, free of unnecessary details, embodies the optimism and technological enthusiasm that defined that era.This Moeckl table can be paired with a soft, neutral-toned sofa or an equally organic lounge chair – it would fit seamlessly in mid-century modern settings
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Height58 cm
Length70 cm
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Length70 cm
Height58 cm
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