This coffee table from the 1960s, inspired by the style of David Lange, is a testament to German mid-century modernism. The structure features a substantial frame made from clear, glossy acrylic, with a glass top precisely inset into the acrylic surround. Its form is defined by generous, low proportions (160 × 110 × 44 cm), straight rectangular legs seamlessly integrated into the frame, and the absence of visible hardware. The acrylic edges are beveled, adding a refined detail that enhances the play of light and speaks to the quality of craftsmanship. The transparent palette and cool undertones of the materials impart a neutral, contemporary character typical of German design from this era. The table is preserved in good condition: the acrylic and glass surfaces show only light scratches from use, with no cracks, chips, or significant damage. All original components are intact, with no visible signs of restoration. This table tells the story of the 1960s quest for modernity, when transparent materials signaled a breakthrough in thinking about space and light. Acrylic, then a novel material, allowed furniture to almost disappear into its surroundings, giving precedence to architecture and daylight. The table seems to whisper of the era’s futuristic aspirations, where clarity was a sign of openness—its surface reflects the environment, and the beveled edges catch the light, evoking a tranquil 1960s living room where every detail mattered. It can be paired with a classic, low-legged sofa upholstered in velvet to emphasize the contrast between softness and transparent geometry. The table works well in spaces with light color schemes, where natural light accentuates the clarity of the materials, or amid geometric rugs and mid-century
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Height44 cm
Width110 cm
Length160 cm
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Length160 cm
Height44 cm
Width110 cm
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