Jorge Zalszupin Petals Ironwood Coffee Table by L' Atelier circa 1965
Magnificent mid century Jorge Zalszupin ‘Petals' Ironwood coffee table manufactured by L' Atelier circa 1965, the octagonal Petals coffee table was inspired by the folded paper structures of origami, the table composed of eight folded petals of Brazilian Ironwood on a metal round structure forming an octagonal shape, with a wonderful rich figured grain, the elegant curved wood making up its minimal and striking form, reserve now.
Concept: In the Petalas series Zalszupin plays with an organic form inspired by flower petals. The idea works both as a large octagonal table as well as in a smaller one made of only four elements. The restrictive geometric form has been interpreted in a poetic way. Petalas tables are captivating due to their clever construction and sensual shape, bringing to mind some of Neimeyer’s architectural forms, for instance Palácio da Alvorada in Brasilia.
Provenance: Private collection.
Summary:
Mid Century
Brazilian
Jorge Zalszupin
L' Atelier
‘Petals’ Table
Ironwood
1965
Investment
Practical & Beautiful
Condition: The table is offered in good original condition with age related marks and wear, recently re-polished.
Dimensions:
Height: 12” / 30cm
Diameter: 48”" / 121cm
Delivery:
Free delivery is offered to England & Wales only when buyer pays full asking price, next day delivery is not possible due to the size of the piece, please allow between 7-14 days delivery
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