Lending a sense of weightlessness to the living space, the use of tubular steel and glass was very much in vogue throughout ... Read more
Lending a sense of weightlessness to the living space, the use of tubular steel and glass was very much in vogue throughout the mid-century period. Reviving this classic combination for modern interiors, Angie Anakis’ Rythme table replaces the sharp angles and geometric shapes of the original 1950s designs with a wiggly series of disjointed lines. Lending a sense of weightlessness to the living space, the use of tubular steel and glass was very much in vogue throughout the mid-century period. Reviving this classic combination for modern interiors, Angie Anakis’ Rythme table replaces the sharp angles and geometric shapes of the original 1950s designs with a wiggly series of disjointed lines.
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