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Bauhaus tubular steel loop-leg table with linoleum top and extension leaf – 1930s style – beige

Bauhaus tubular steel loop-leg table with linoleum top and extension leaf – 1930s style – beige

Style: Bauhaus, Bauhaus Modernism

Material: chromed tubular steel, wood panel, beige furniture linoleum

Measurements:

H 180 cm W 90 cm D 75 cm

Condition: custom made

Quantity: 1

Price: 3.900 €

Tubular steel loop-leg table in the style of Bauhaus Modernism.

The chromed tubular steel frame combines a clear structure with a restrained form.
Furniture linoleum is made predominantly from natural raw materials. It is durable and develops a beautiful patina over years of use.

The table was individually made for a client. Its extension leaf provides additional surface when needed.

Each table is individually manufactured and can be made in different sizes and with a choice of finishes.

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