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PK 71 / PK71 nest of 3 tables Fritz Hansen
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Perfect complement: PK 71 / PK71 set of side tables Fritz Hansen
Poul Kjaerholm is the designer of the side tables. The set consists of three small tables that can be placed inside each other. The square is in the foreground in the work of the Danish designer. You can also understand it as a precursor of his larger and more complex tables. The playful character of these small tables is dynamic and invites you to rearrange them. The designer Kjærholm quite often stacked the bare frames as sculptural symbols to illustrate the elemental quality of his other works.
Fritz Hansen - Visionary Design since 1872
Fritz Hansen, that is an exclusive design brand characterised by timeless collections and world-famous classic and contemporary furniture, lighting and accessories. The company was founded in Denmark in 1872. In the 1950s, the famous designer Arne Jacobsen is responsible for the design at Fritz Hansen. In 1979, the until then family-run company becomes part of the Skandinavisk Holding. At the same time, Verner Panton is in the centre of attention as a leading avant-garde figure and shapes the design of the manufacturer immensely. And so Fritz Hansen is constantly developing and yet always keeps the long history and tradition in mind by continuing to focus on the cooperation with international and visionary designers.
Material and format
The tops are made of black or white acrylic. The square frame is made of satin-brushed steel.
Dimensions:
- 1 x W 28 x D 28 x H 28.5 cm
- 1 x W 26.5 x 26.5 x H 27 cm
- 1 x W 25 x 25.5 cm
| Product number: | FRITZ HANSEN PK71 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Fritz Hansen |
| Design Year | 1957 |
| designed in | 1957 |
| Designer | Poul Kjaerholm |
| Shipping method | Forwarding agent |
