Architectural glass dining tables emerged during the late twentieth century as designers explored structure through transparency rather than ornament. This example combines a smoked glass top with intersecting glass supports, sculptural cast metal clamps and restrained geometric lines that sit comfortably within both minimalist and modern interiors. Tables of this quality are increasingly difficult to source, particularly those where the engineering becomes the focal point rather than decoration. It creates presence by revealing almost nothing, allowing light, proportion and the surrounding space to become part of the design.

Measures: 120cm W x 120cm D x 75cm H

One available

Conditioned for presence and atmosphere with age appropriate wear expected of a vintage piece

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