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Audo Copenhagen Umanoff side table, 45 cm, walnut - brushed brass
Audo Copenhagen Umanoff side table, 45 cm, walnut - brushed brass
Audo Copenhagen Umanoff side table, 45 cm, walnut - brushed brass
Audo Copenhagen Umanoff side table, 45 cm, walnut - brushed brass
Audo Copenhagen Umanoff side table, 45 cm, walnut - brushed brass
Audo Copenhagen Umanoff side table, 45 cm, walnut - brushed brass
Audo Copenhagen Umanoff side table, 45 cm, walnut - brushed brass
Audo Copenhagen Umanoff side table, 45 cm, walnut - brushed brass
Audo Copenhagen Umanoff side table, 45 cm, walnut - brushed brass

Umanoff side table, 45 cm, walnut - brushed brass

Audo Copenhagen

820.00€

Audo Copenhagen
Umanoff side table
820.00€


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Description

The Audo Copenhagen's Umanoff side table was designed by Arthur Umanoff in the 1950s. The reissued table challenges traditions with tapered legs, unexpected details and rounded design. The table combines high-quality walnut solid wood and brushed brass and serves perfectly as a surface for a cup of coffee, book or flower vase. The Umanoff side table fits effortlessly even in a smaller space. 

The Umanoff collection brings iconic designs by Arthur Umanoff back into production. American-born Arthur Umanoff was one of the designers of the modern movement in the middle of the century. In his designs, Umanoff favoured long-lasting natural materials and stylish silhouettes.

Colour
Walnut, brushed brass
Height
45 cm
Diameter
43–40 cm
Material
Oiled walnut and brushed brass with matte lacquer
Maximum load capacity
5 kg
Weight
2.21 kg

Arthur Umanoff

Arthur Umanoff (1923–1985) is an American industrial designer who has designed furniture, lighting as well as interior items. Umanoff graduated from the New York’s Pratt Institute and the American School of Design in the 1950s. In addition to the simple and timeless designs, Umanoff paid special attention to the functionality and attainability of the product. He favoured quality natural materials such as walnut, birch, rattan, leather and wrought iron. Umanoff’s designs represent the American mid century modern movement.

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