This centrepiece embodies the boldness and sophistication of the sculptural design of the 1970s and 1980s. It is distinguished by a captivating architectural base, formed of two circular segments of brushed stainless steel that intertwine in a fluid, perpetual motion. This structure offers a unique visual dynamism: depending on the viewing angle, it evokes an infinite ribbon or a kinetic sculpture.
The top, a perfect disc of tempered glass offering absolute transparency, appears to float above this metal base thanks to a discreet and elegant mounting system. The juxtaposition of the technical coolness of the steel and the lightness of the glass creates a refined balance, perfect for a prestigious modernist, ‘Mid-Century Modern’ or contemporary interior.
Condition:
Very good vintage condition. The brushed steel frame retains its original lustre with a light, even patina consistent with its age and use. The tempered glass top shows no chips or major scratches. The piece is very stable.
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