When the Table Solvay was created during World War II by Jean Prouvé, there was a metal shortage and so the table legs were made of wood.
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When the Table Solvay was created during World War II by Jean Prouvé, there was a metal shortage and so the table legs were made of wood.
Dimensions
Table top available in various lengths from 180cm to 240cm.
Depth: 90cm
Height: 74cm
Materials & finishes
Oiled solid wood table top and base in oak. Tubular steel strut powder-coated in deep black.
Designed by
Jean Prouve was born into an artistic family in Nancy, France. Prouve trained as a metalsmith before attending engineering school in Nancy, and his intimate knowledge of metal remained the foundation of his work and career.
After opening his own workshop in 1923, Prouve began producing modern metal furniture of his own design as well as collaborating with some of the best-known French designers of the day, including Le Corbusier and Charlotte Perriand.
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