IJhorst Side Table
Description
Constant Nieuwenhuys was a painter, CoBrA co-founder, and the visionary architect behind New Babylon — a utopian city designed for creative play. The IJhorst is the rare moment those worlds touched furniture. Designed around 1954 for Spectrum, it reads almost as a spatial construction made small: a powder-coated steel wire frame where tension and compression are the whole aesthetic argument. Walnut, natural oak, Fenix Black laminate, or anthracite glass tops. Three sizes.
Specifications
Size
- Small: 12.6" h x 10.2" dia (31x26cm)
- Medium: 16.9" h x 19.7" dia (43x50cm)
- Large: 18.1" h x 23.6" dia (46x60cm)
Material
Powder-coated metal, oak, walnut, glass
Original: $540.00
-65%$540.00
$189.00
Description
Description
Constant Nieuwenhuys was a painter, CoBrA co-founder, and the visionary architect behind New Babylon — a utopian city designed for creative play. The IJhorst is the rare moment those worlds touched furniture. Designed around 1954 for Spectrum, it reads almost as a spatial construction made small: a powder-coated steel wire frame where tension and compression are the whole aesthetic argument. Walnut, natural oak, Fenix Black laminate, or anthracite glass tops. Three sizes.
Specifications
Size
- Small: 12.6" h x 10.2" dia (31x26cm)
- Medium: 16.9" h x 19.7" dia (43x50cm)
- Large: 18.1" h x 23.6" dia (46x60cm)
Material
Powder-coated metal, oak, walnut, glass
