This side table from the 1960s is crafted from a single sheet of clear acrylic, bent into a U-shape to form both the tabletop and legs. The monolithic construction—without visible joints, hardware, or additional elements—emphasizes the minimalist character of the design. The material features a high-gloss finish that enhances its clarity, with a subtle yellowish hue resulting from the natural aging of the acrylic. Edges are smoothly rounded, and the corners are gently curved. Measuring 45 × 40 × 45 cm, the table offers a convenient surface for books, drinks, or a lamp beside a sofa or armchair. The surface displays minor scratches and wear consistent with age, with no major damage or repairs. Preserved in good condition, bearing an authentic vintage patina. In its form, this table echoes the narrative of the 1960s, when experimentation with new materials and technologies became a hallmark of modernist design. The transparent acrylic seems to capture and diffuse light like a sheet of water, while the gentle yellowing of the material hints at the passage of time. The piece does not dominate the space, instead allowing it to breathe—blending into the background or framing objects placed upon it with a soft, luminous outline. The table may be paired with a sofa of clean lines and neutral fabric to highlight its transparency and graphic lightness. It also works well alongside geometric lamps from the 1960s or minimalist metal and glass accessories. Interiors inspired by mid-century modern as well as contemporary, neutral spaces will allow this piece to subtly stand out. It can be positioned next to a wooden armchair or on a smooth-textured rug, where the acrylic captures light and shadow, gently altering the mood of the living room.
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Height45 cm
Width40 cm
Length45 cm
Dimension details
Length45 cm
Height45 cm
Width40 cm
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