Architectural glass dining table from the 1980s

In this dining table, the design arises from the encounter between transparent glass and strong black lines. The clear tabletop makes the construction underneath fully visible, while the slim metal profiles outline the rectangular silhouette of the table. The legs are made up of parallel profiles with open spaces between them. Together with the straight crossbars, a rhythmic interplay of lines is created, giving the base an architectural appearance. The visible screw connections emphasize the clear construction. The top is made of toughened safety glass and rests on small supports above the frame. Adjustable feet ensure that the table can be precisely leveled on the floor. The matte black lacquered finish forms a strong contrast with the transparent top. Light signs of use on the frame are appropriate for the age and use of the table. Height 73.5 cm, length 160 cm, width 80 cm.