Item No.
9157161
Adjustable Table E1027
$1,495.00
Item No.
9157161
Adjustable Table E1027
$1,495.00
Black
Chrome
- Adjustable height for variety of uses.
- Cantilever design allows tabletop to hover where needed.
- Chrome or powder-coated black finish.
- 39.76" H 19.69" W
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- Threshold Delivery, In-Home Delivery
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20-year warranty (terms and conditions may vary)
Designed by Eileen Gray for ClassiCon
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Adjustable Table E1027
Adjustable Table E1027
$1,495.00
Gallery
Museum quality —
The Adjustable Table E1027 was designed by legendary architect Eileen Gray for her home on the French Riviera. One of the best-known and most desired side tables ever, it’s included in the permanent collection of MoMA.
Details
Beautifully practical
The Adjustable Table E1027 (1927), like the seaside retreat it was designed to furnish, is cantilevered, giving it visual weightlessness and the ability to hover over anywhere you’re sitting. The fact that it’s height adjustable makes it an ideal solution for use next to a bed, chair or sofa. This is the authentic E1027, produced by ClassiCon and authorized by the World License Holder, Aram Designs Ltd. Made in Italy.
- Adjustable height for a variety of uses.
- Cantilever design allows tabletop to hover where needed.
- Chrome or powder-coated black finish.
- In the permanent collection of MoMA.
- Made in Italy.
- Brand
- ClassiCon
- General Dimensions
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- 39.76" H 19.69" W
- Product Weight
- 19.84 lbs
- Assembly
- Requires Assembly
- Warranty
- 20-year warranty (terms and conditions may vary)
Adjustable Table E1027
- Height (in): 39.76
- Width (in): 19.69
- Weight (lbs): 19.84
- Chromed or matte black powder-coated tubular steel
- Clear or grey smoked glass, 0.25" thick
Eileen Gray
Elegant, intelligent, and independent. Eileen Gray’s nonconformist and brilliant mind led her to a uniquely creative life in turn-of-the-century Paris. Here, in 1907, she began a career that spanned seven decades as an architect and designer with the mission to create unique furniture, “suited to our existence, in proportion to our rooms and in accordance with our aspirations and feelings.”
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