LC6 Dining Table hook

LC6 Dining Table hookThe LC6 Table was designed in 1928 by Charlotte Perriand, Le Corbusier, and Pierre Jeanneret, and has become one of the most important International Style tables of the 20th century. With a welded steel base and Italian glass tabletop, LC6 is practical for use in dining rooms or as a desk. Manufactured by Cassina under exclusive worldwide license from the Le Corbusier Foundation. Made in Italy. Good condition with some wear consistent with use.

A small hole allows this clock to be hung by a single nail

to further personalize the piece

Rare and unique irregular egg-shaped frosted glass seamlessly frames each mirror

Vintage circa 1980s chrome and glass console table

Let this perfect table centerpiece nourish your appetite as you surrender to its halo

sculptural form and its curved geometry and smooth finish reflect exceptional Nordic craftsmanship

Perfect for lounging at home or slipping on after a shower

Generously sized hung independently to elevate any space

Great vintage pieces with subtle wear consistent with age

The biomorphic form of the Amoeba Table was likely inspired by Alvar Aalto

The Amoeba Table is undoubtedly one of Paul T

These pieces are bouncy and pliable while possessing the lustre of hard Murano glass