Description from MoMA Store
Contrary to the popular conception of Bauhaus furniture as neutrally-toned tubular steel, Bauhaus designers often integrated color into their furniture. Carrying over principles of color theory taught in the preliminary course, Bauhaus designers created functional designs that can also be seen as abstract compositions in three dimensions. Best known for his geometric paintings, many of which are featured in the Museum’s collection, Josef Albers applied the same precision and logic to furniture while director of the Bauhaus workshop. These versatile tables are designed to work “independently and interdependently.”
- Set of 4.
- Type Tables
- Made In Germany
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Materials Solid Oak, Glass
Featured Historic Design , Inspired Office , Best Sellers , Home Decor , Bauhaus
Designer Josef Albers
Date 1926/27
Size
- PALEGREEN:23.75″WX15.75″DX24.75″H
- YELLOW:21.25″WX15.75″DX21.75″H
- ORANGE:18.9″WX15.75″DX18.75″H
- BLUE:16.5″WX15.75″DX15.75″H
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$2,100.00 USD at time of publication
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