prouvé guéridon table
by Jean Prouve from Vitra.
prouvé guéridon table
Design Jean Prouvé, 1949
Solid wood, tubular steel strut
Made in Germany by Vitra
"Prouvé combines the soul of an engineer with that of an architect" -Le Corbusier
A table with distinctive and convincing structural clarity, Guéridon was designed by Prouvé for the University of Paris. Manufactured from individual pieces of solid wood with a veneer finish, it gives the impression of both sturdiness and lightness. This table is well suited for both the domestic setting and for the furnishing of cafés and restaurants.
The Guéridon table is offered in two sizes and features an oiled solid wood; natural oak, smoked oak or American walnut top & base with smooth powder-coated tubular steel strut connectors.
small table: 29.25" h | 35.5" dis. | base: 30" dia.
large table: 29.25" h | 41.25" dia. | base: 34.75" dia.
Solid wood, tubular steel strut
Made in Germany by Vitra
"Prouvé combines the soul of an engineer with that of an architect" -Le Corbusier
A table with distinctive and convincing structural clarity, Guéridon was designed by Prouvé for the University of Paris. Manufactured from individual pieces of solid wood with a veneer finish, it gives the impression of both sturdiness and lightness. This table is well suited for both the domestic setting and for the furnishing of cafés and restaurants.
The Guéridon table is offered in two sizes and features an oiled solid wood; natural oak, smoked oak or American walnut top & base with smooth powder-coated tubular steel strut connectors.
small table: 29.25" h | 35.5" dis. | base: 30" dia.
large table: 29.25" h | 41.25" dia. | base: 34.75" dia.
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Jean Prouve
Jean Prouve was a self-taught architect and designer. His goal was to make design readily accessible and forge links between art, industry and social consciousness.
Vitra is a Swiss company dedicated to improving the quality of life through the power of design. A central goal of Vitra is sustainable development. Trendy styling is avoided in favor of classic pieces that can be used for decades.