A striking example of 1930s Art Deco design, this side table captures the streamlined elegance of the Machine Age. Featuring a tubular chrome frame, circular glass top, and a sculptural black lacquered stepped base with a central sphere, the piece exemplifies the era’s fascination with geometry, balance, and modern materials. The table is very well made, entirely out of steel/iron and chrome, it is very heavy in weight (around the 15-20 kg). I
The combination of polished chrome and piano-black lacquer creates a bold contrast typical of late Art Deco interiors, echoing influences from period designers such as Jacques Adnet, and the Bauhaus movement’s industrial aesthetic. The stepped base and chrome arcs evoke architectural motifs reminiscent of cinema lobbies, ocean liners, and skyscrapers of the 1930s.
This table would make an exceptional accent in both period and contemporary interiors - a sculptural statement of modern luxury and timeless design.
Materials: Tubular chrome, glass, black lacquered metal
