1980s Monolithic Blue Pearl Granite Coffee Table
Formed from polished Blue Pearl granite, a labradorite stone recognised for its blue iridescent crystal flashes, this table reflects the late twentieth century European interest in monolithic stone furniture. The construction presents the material as structure, with a solid pedestal block supporting a thick square slab top, reducing visual interruption and allowing the geological pattern of the stone to carry the composition. Pieces of this type emerged through European stone workshops adapting architectural fabrication methods into domestic furniture during the 1980s, bringing the weight and permanence of building materials into living interiors. At 80 centimetres square and 60 centimetres high, the table sits between a coffee table and a low dining table, substantial enough to anchor lounge seating while remaining compact enough for apartment spaces. The density of the stone and the reflective crystal pattern give the piece a quiet architectural presence within a room.
Measures: 80 cm W × 80 cm D × 60 cm H
Conditioned for presence and atmosphere
Formed from polished Blue Pearl granite, a labradorite stone recognised for its blue iridescent crystal flashes, this table reflects the late twentieth century European interest in monolithic stone furniture. The construction presents the material as structure, with a solid pedestal block supporting a thick square slab top, reducing visual interruption and allowing the geological pattern of the stone to carry the composition. Pieces of this type emerged through European stone workshops adapting architectural fabrication methods into domestic furniture during the 1980s, bringing the weight and permanence of building materials into living interiors. At 80 centimetres square and 60 centimetres high, the table sits between a coffee table and a low dining table, substantial enough to anchor lounge seating while remaining compact enough for apartment spaces. The density of the stone and the reflective crystal pattern give the piece a quiet architectural presence within a room.
Measures: 80 cm W × 80 cm D × 60 cm H
Conditioned for presence and atmosphere
Description
Formed from polished Blue Pearl granite, a labradorite stone recognised for its blue iridescent crystal flashes, this table reflects the late twentieth century European interest in monolithic stone furniture. The construction presents the material as structure, with a solid pedestal block supporting a thick square slab top, reducing visual interruption and allowing the geological pattern of the stone to carry the composition. Pieces of this type emerged through European stone workshops adapting architectural fabrication methods into domestic furniture during the 1980s, bringing the weight and permanence of building materials into living interiors. At 80 centimetres square and 60 centimetres high, the table sits between a coffee table and a low dining table, substantial enough to anchor lounge seating while remaining compact enough for apartment spaces. The density of the stone and the reflective crystal pattern give the piece a quiet architectural presence within a room.
Measures: 80 cm W × 80 cm D × 60 cm H
Conditioned for presence and atmosphere
