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T877 Side Table

$399.00
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Item No. 100649051
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T877 Side Table

$399.00
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Item No. 100649051
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T877 Side Table
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Pierre Paulin once said, “My favorite design is the one to come.” That forward-thinking vision gave rise to his T877 Side Table (1965),?a space-age form designed as a companion piece to his futuristic F300 Chair. Today, Gubi continues Paulin’s innovative spirit, producing the table from HiREK, a lightweight UV- and weather-resistent material made from industrial plastic waste that is fully recyclable and suitable for indoor or outdoor use. Exclusively available at DWR. Made in Italy.
  • An extraordinary study in form, material, and color by Pierre Paulin.
  • Designed as a companion piece to his iconic F300 Chair.
  • Made from weather-resistent HiREK for use outdoors.
Brand
Gubi
Collection
F300 Collection
General Dimensions
  • 10⅝" H 19¾" W 19¾" D
Product Weight
4.25 lbs
Assembly
Comes fully assembled
Warranty
DWR honors a one (1) year warranty on all products. Brand-specific warranties may extend to longer periods.
Dimensions

T877 Side Table

  • Height (in): 10⅝
  • Width (in): 19¾
  • Depth (in): 19¾
  • Weight (lbs): 4.25
  • Weight Capacity (lbs): 265

Pierre Paulin

Modernist French designer Pierre Paulin was a pioneer in low-level living. While his oeuvre spans decades of modern materials, techniques, and industrial projects, he’s best known for introducing a new approach to sitting — one that bid adieu to chair legs and embraced low-slung profiles for easy, laid-back lounging. Paulin’s iconic designs figure in museums and collections around the world.

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