Description

Oval burgundy marble dining table by Florence Knoll, manufactured in the United States during the 1960s. The tabletop, hewn from solid burgundy marble, rests gracefully on a steel base supported by four splayed legs. The marble exhibits exquisite veins, and the interplay of rich burgundy tones forms a cohesive and pleasing color palette. A symbol of iconic minimalism, this sought-after piece adds an air of elegance to any dining area. Maintaining its original greatness, this table stands as a highly coveted centerpiece.

Renowned for her contributions to design, Florence Knoll (1917 - 2019) was not only an American architect but also an interior designer, furniture designer, and entrepreneur. Recognized for pioneering open office layouts filled with modernist furniture, her designs were meticulously organized to meet the rational needs of office workers. Infused with a modernist aesthetic, her work is characterized by clean lines, clear geometries, and a human touch through textures, organic shapes, and carefully chosen colors.

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