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Gerard Geytenbeek Mid - Century Wenge Dining Room Table 1960
Seller: Business seller€2,299Offer from €1,899
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Product description
Signs of use according to age, light scratches on top and signs of use on side of top and nice patination on legs. From smoke free home.
Discover the timeless beauty of the Round Gerard Geytenbeek for AZS Dining Room Table, a 1960 masterpiece that still captures the hearts of design enthusiasts. With an impressive diameter of 150 cm and a height of 71 cm, this table is not only a functional piece of furniture, but also a work of art in its own right. Style advice: The Round Dining Room Table is a versatile piece of furniture that can be seamlessly integrated into different interior styles. Mid-Century Modern: Bring a touch of retro chic to your dining room with vintage chairs and lighting from the same period. Choose warm colors such as green and brown to accentuate the timeless elegance of the table. Minimalist: For a clean and contemporary look, combine the table with modern, simple chairs and neutral colors. Keep the table top empty with a single vase of flowers for a minimalist look. Eclectic: Dare to mix and match! Combine the Round Dining Room Table with different chair designs and textures for an eclectic dining room that attracts attention. Natural elements: Bring nature inside by surrounding the table with plants and natural materials such as wood floors and rattan chairs. This creates a soothing, organic atmosphere. Artwork in the center: Consider placing a striking art installation in the center of the table, such as a modern sculpture or a vase of bold flowers, to make it serve as the focal point of your dining room. The Round Dining Table is not only a functional piece of furniture, but also a legacy of Dutch design. With its timeless beauty and versatility, this table will complement any interior, reminding us of the genius of Gerard Geytenbeek, a master of the modern design movement. This table is often incorrectly attributed to Martin Visser for 't Spectrum. Traces of use according to age, light scratches on the top and traces of use on the side of the top and nice patination on the legs.
Discover the timeless beauty of the Round Gerard Geytenbeek for AZS Dining Room Table, a 1960 masterpiece that still captures the hearts of design enthusiasts. With an impressive diameter of 150 cm and a height of 71 cm, this table is not only a functional piece of furniture, but also a work of art in its own right. Style advice: The Round Dining Room Table is a versatile piece of furniture that can be seamlessly integrated into different interior styles. Mid-Century Modern: Bring a touch of retro chic to your dining room with vintage chairs and lighting from the same period. Choose warm colors such as green and brown to accentuate the timeless elegance of the table. Minimalist: For a clean and contemporary look, combine the table with modern, simple chairs and neutral colors. Keep the table top empty with a single vase of flowers for a minimalist look. Eclectic: Dare to mix and match! Combine the Round Dining Room Table with different chair designs and textures for an eclectic dining room that attracts attention. Natural elements: Bring nature inside by surrounding the table with plants and natural materials such as wood floors and rattan chairs. This creates a soothing, organic atmosphere. Artwork in the center: Consider placing a striking art installation in the center of the table, such as a modern sculpture or a vase of bold flowers, to make it serve as the focal point of your dining room. The Round Dining Table is not only a functional piece of furniture, but also a legacy of Dutch design. With its timeless beauty and versatility, this table will complement any interior, reminding us of the genius of Gerard Geytenbeek, a master of the modern design movement. This table is often incorrectly attributed to Martin Visser for 't Spectrum. Traces of use according to age, light scratches on the top and traces of use on the side of the top and nice patination on the legs.
Specifications
ConditionVery goodColorsBeige, Brown, Taupe, BlackMaterialWoodNumber of items1StyleVintageFirst ownerYesHeight72 cmWidth150 cmDepth150 cmSigns of usageDents, Scratches