1960s Chrome Pedestal Dining Table Smoked Glass Top
Produced in the 1960s, this dining table follows the Italian chrome furniture language associated with Gastone Rinaldi and the generation of designers who explored sculptural tubular steel bases during the period. The polished chrome pedestal resolves into a three footed base, the curved supports rising and meeting beneath the top in a fluid structural gesture that balances engineering with visual lightness. Combined with a circular smoked glass top, the composition reflects the modern interiors of the era where chrome structure and glass surfaces created dining tables that felt architectural without visual weight.
The result is a table that sits easily within both mid century and later modern interiors, the chrome base providing movement while the dark glass top grounds the piece. Around it, the table carries the restrained elegance typical of Italian modern dining furniture from the period.
Measures: 120 cm W × 120 cm D × 74 cm H
Conditioned for presence and atmosphere
Produced in the 1960s, this dining table follows the Italian chrome furniture language associated with Gastone Rinaldi and the generation of designers who explored sculptural tubular steel bases during the period. The polished chrome pedestal resolves into a three footed base, the curved supports rising and meeting beneath the top in a fluid structural gesture that balances engineering with visual lightness. Combined with a circular smoked glass top, the composition reflects the modern interiors of the era where chrome structure and glass surfaces created dining tables that felt architectural without visual weight.
The result is a table that sits easily within both mid century and later modern interiors, the chrome base providing movement while the dark glass top grounds the piece. Around it, the table carries the restrained elegance typical of Italian modern dining furniture from the period.
Measures: 120 cm W × 120 cm D × 74 cm H
Conditioned for presence and atmosphere
Description
Produced in the 1960s, this dining table follows the Italian chrome furniture language associated with Gastone Rinaldi and the generation of designers who explored sculptural tubular steel bases during the period. The polished chrome pedestal resolves into a three footed base, the curved supports rising and meeting beneath the top in a fluid structural gesture that balances engineering with visual lightness. Combined with a circular smoked glass top, the composition reflects the modern interiors of the era where chrome structure and glass surfaces created dining tables that felt architectural without visual weight.
The result is a table that sits easily within both mid century and later modern interiors, the chrome base providing movement while the dark glass top grounds the piece. Around it, the table carries the restrained elegance typical of Italian modern dining furniture from the period.
Measures: 120 cm W × 120 cm D × 74 cm H
Conditioned for presence and atmosphere
