Pyramid coffee table 51, 60 cm, black - matt lacquered oak

HAY

$383.00 $589.00

HAY
Pyramid coffee table 51
$383.00 $589.00


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Description

HAY's Pyramid coffee table 51 is a lighter version of the classic Pyramid table designed by Wim Rietveld in the 1950s. A simplistic combination of an angular steel frame and a sturdy, round oak top, Pyramid was regarded in the 50s as a masterpiece in the innovative use of sheet steel, and it has maintained its fresh appearance until today. During the past decades, Pyramid has been widely used in both public and private contexts. The low Pyramid table makes an attractive coffee table or side table in any interior.

Height
44 cm
Diameter
60 cm
Table top material
Solid oak tabletop
Frame material
Powder coated steel
Table top thickness
2.1 cm
Notes
Requires assembly.
Product ID
HAPYR-CT51-R60-BL-MLO

Wim Rietveld

Wim Rietveld (1924–1985) was a Dutch designer and son of the notable architect and designer Gerrit Rietveld. Like his father, Wim Rietveld carried on the tradition of groundbreaking furniture design. In the 1950s, Rietveld studied industrial design at the Hague Academy, and like many designers of the post-war era, he focused on functional minimalism with easily accessible materials.

Rietveld became famous for his stackable furniture and creating functional solutions for mass production. He also worked as the Head of Industrial Design at the University of Delft. Rietveld’s 1407 armchair won the gold medal at the 10th Milan Trienalle, and several of his designs, such as the Result chair and the Pyramid collection, have won the Signe d’Or award.

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