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Hommage À Eileen Gray

Occasional Table: Squared

Occasional Table: Squared

$680.00 CAD
$680.00 CAD
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Top & Base: White High-Gloss Lacquer | MDF
Frame: Polished Chrome | Steel
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The Occasional Table by Eileen Gray was designed in 1927, featuring a tubular steel frame and a rectangular, high-gloss lacquered MDF tabletop.

Reflecting Gray's dedication to creating functional, mobile furniture, its design allows it to be used as a typical end table with its structure adding further versatility. Its base can slide easily under sofas, beds or armchairs, making it convenient for additional uses like breakfast in bed, coffee or snacks in the living room, bedtime reading, or other unique occasions.

Buy it here in Canada and the USA.

Shown in White Lacquered Top & Base on Polished Chrome Frame.

The Archetype Forms Occasional Table: Squared is a faithful reproduction of the original Eileen Gray Occasional Table Rectangular.

Eileen Gray

Eileen Gray was an Irish-born architect and furniture designer who pioneered the use of tubular steel and lacquer in modernist furniture. She began her career after studying at the Slade School of Fine Art in London and later in Paris.

Gray is known for the iconic Bibendum Chair (1926), the Adjustable Round Table E1027 (1927), and her series of occasional tables. Her architectural work includes the E1027 house (1929) in the French Riviera. Gray's designs combine geometric forms with luxurious materials and her unique interpretation of modernism.

Width: 36 cm
Height: 56 cm
Depth: 36 cm

Frame: Tubular Steel in Polished Chrome Plate, Finished, or Powder-Coated Custom Selection from Archetype Forms

Surfaces: Custom Selection of High-Gloss of Flat Polyester Lacquer from Archetype Forms

Occasional Squared Table

Shop the Occasional Squared Table, originally designed by Eileen Gray, online in Canada and the USA. Bring the history of Mid-Century Modern Design into your space.

The Archetype Forms Occasional Table: Squared is a faithful reproduction of the original Eileen Gray Occasional Table Rectangular. This item is not manufactured by or affiliated with the original designer(s) and associated parties.

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Eileen Gray

Eileen Gray was an Irish-born architect and furniture designer who pioneered the use of tubular steel and lacquer in modernist furniture. She began her career after studying at the Slade School of Fine Art in London and later in Paris.

Gray is known for the iconic Bibendum Chair (1926), the Adjustable Round Table E1027 (1927), and her series of occasional tables. Her architectural work includes the E1027 house (1929) in the French Riviera. Gray's designs combine geometric forms with luxurious materials and her unique interpretation of modernism.

Width: 36 cm
Height: 56 cm
Depth: 36 cm

Frame: Tubular Steel in Polished Chrome Plate, Finished, or Powder-Coated Custom Selection from Archetype Forms

Surfaces: Custom Selection of High-Gloss of Flat Polyester Lacquer from Archetype Forms

Occasional Squared Table

Shop the Occasional Squared Table, originally designed by Eileen Gray, online in Canada and the USA. Bring the history of Mid-Century Modern Design into your space.

The Archetype Forms Occasional Table: Squared is a faithful reproduction of the original Eileen Gray Occasional Table Rectangular. This item is not manufactured by or affiliated with the original designer(s) and associated parties.

Hommage À Eileen Gray

Eileen Gray was an Irish-born architect and furniture designer who pioneered the use of tubular steel and lacquer in modernist furniture. She began her career after studying at the Slade School of Fine Art in London and later in Paris.

Gray is known for the iconic Bibendum Chair (1926), the Adjustable Round Table E1027 (1927), and her series of occasional tables. Her architectural work includes the E1027 house (1929) in the French Riviera. Gray's designs combine geometric forms with luxurious materials and her unique interpretation of modernism.

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