This pair of coffee tables was designed by Swiss designer Hans Eichenberger in the 1970s. The tables combine a steel frame with walnut and original black leather top, bringing together three materials that complement each other in both texture and appearance. The open construction gives the tables a light, architectural character, while the combination of wood, steel and leather reflects the material-focused approach of Swiss design during this period. Their understated form and practical proportions make them versatile pieces that work well individually or together.

Hans Eichenberger was a prominent Swiss designer and an important figure in post-war Swiss furniture design. Known for his experimental use of materials and structural forms, he developed furniture that combined functionality with a strong architectural approach. His work often explored the relationship between steel, wood, leather and other materials, resulting in designs that were both practical and distinctive. Over several decades, he collaborated with leading Swiss manufacturers and helped shape the identity of modern Swiss furniture design.

Condition

We have consciously chosen to photograph all of our items in their current state to present the real original condition as completely as possible for transparency towards our clients.

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