This 1970s coffee table, inspired by the style of Peter Ghyczy, exemplifies minimalist design from the era of vintage modernism. The construction features a thick, rectangular top of clear glass with polished, slightly beveled edges, which gives it clarity and a sense of visual lightness. The top is supported by four sturdy, geometric legs made of solid brass in a warm, golden hue, each finished with a high-gloss polish. The visible, robust brass fittings that connect the legs to the glass highlight the table’s industrial yet modern character. The balanced proportions, crisp geometry, and the interplay between transparent glass and gleaming metal are signature elements of mid-century modern and minimalist aesthetics. The surfaces are smooth and reflective, with the table preserved in very good vintage condition: the brass shows only subtle traces of patina and minor age-related marks, while the glass top remains free of noticeable scratches or chips. This table tells a visual story of the 1970s—a time that celebrated the honesty of materials and the clarity of form. Its transparent top reflects light, hovering above the floor like a sheet of glass suspended over a golden framework. The brass legs, with their sharp angles and lustrous finish, evoke the architectural ambitions of the decade: function and ornament woven together without unnecessary embellishments. Every detail—from the fittings to the proportions—reveals a devotion to craftsmanship and the belief that beauty resides in simplicity and the authenticity of materials. In a living room, this piece could be paired with a sofa featuring bold lines or an armchair with chromed details to underscore its modern
DIMENSION
Height46 cm
Width80 cm
Length140 cm
Dimension details
Length140 cm
Height46 cm
Width80 cm
Weight100 kg
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