Designed by Jean Prouvé in 1944, the Gueridon Series is one of Prouvé's earliest furniture designs. In the early 1940s, Jean Prouvé began to work more extensively with wood due to the the scarcity of metal during World War II. Constructed with a tabletop in solid oak or American walnut and accompanied by Prouvé's signature curved legs in the same wood with bent sheet metal construction, the Gueridon Table is a sturdy and durable furniture piece. Despite the mainly wood construction, the central element of the steel structural ties makes the design unmistakably Prouvé. The result is a softer table perfectly suited for domestic environments.
Balancing a robust construction with an elegant silhouette, the Gueridon Table is a versatile piece of furniture bringing a sense of warmth and vitality to its surrounding. The Guéridon Table's simple and timeless expression allows it to complement any room of the house. Thanks to the strong construction, the Guéridon Table can be used as everything from a studio working desk to a dining table.
The table is available in two different sizes using various types of high-quality wood. The Gueridon Table series is also available as a low coffee table.
Gueridon Dining Table
Gueridon Dining Table
by Vitra
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Technical Information
Dimensions:-
D 90 - Diameter: 90 cm, Height: 74 cm
D 105 - Diameter: 105 cm, Height: 74 cm
Supplied as a pre-assembled tabletop with a base detached for transportation. This product requires simple assembly.
Materials/Construction
Table top - Solid wood in natural oak with oiled finish, dark stained oak with protective natural lacquer finish or American walnut with oiled finish.
Base - Legs matched to table top, solid wood in natural oak with oiled finish, dark stained oak with protective natural lacquer finish or American walnut with oiled finish
Connecting element - Tubular steel crossbar with powder-coated finish (smooth).
Origin of wood - oak(Quercus robur) from Western Europe and Poland, American walnut (Juglans nigra) from the USA.
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Designed by Jean Prouvé in 1944, the Gueridon Series is one of Prouvé's earliest furniture designs. In the early 1940s, Jean Prouvé began to work more extensively with wood due to the the scarcity of metal during World War II. Constructed with a tabletop in solid oak or American walnut and accompanied by Prouvé's signature curved legs in the same wood with bent sheet metal construction, the Gueridon Table is a sturdy and durable furniture piece. Despite the mainly wood construction, the central element of the steel structural ties makes the design unmistakably Prouvé. The result is a softer table perfectly suited for domestic environments.
Balancing a robust construction with an elegant silhouette, the Gueridon Table is a versatile piece of furniture bringing a sense of warmth and vitality to its surrounding. The Guéridon Table's simple and timeless expression allows it to complement any room of the house. Thanks to the strong construction, the Guéridon Table can be used as everything from a studio working desk to a dining table.
The table is available in two different sizes using various types of high-quality wood. The Gueridon Table series is also available as a low coffee table.
This product is designed by
Jean Prouvé
Jean Prouvé completed his training as a metal artisan before opening his own workshop in Nancy in 1924. In the following years he created numerous furniture designs, and in 1947 Prouvé established his own factory.
He left his mark on architectural history again in 1971, when he played a major role in selecting the design of Renzo Piano and Richard Rogers for the Centre Pompidou as chairman of the competition jury. Prouvé's work encompasses a wide range of objects, from a letter opener to door and window fittings, lighting and furniture, façade elements and prefabricated houses / modular building systems to large exhibition structures – essentially, almost anything that is suited to industrial production methods.