alexander girard Coffee Table

Widely considered the greatest colorist and textile designer of modern time, Girard used traditional folk art to infuse color, whimsy, and humor into vibrant modern design. He was able to capture the essence of Latin America while still creating designs that were fresh and contemporary, finding the perfect balance of high and low art forms. In 2004, Girard was the subject of a major retrospective at the Cooper Hewitt, National Design Museum, confirming his place in the pantheon of great mid-century designers.

Designed in 1948 for Knoll the Girard Table is a modern classic that will easily fit into any style of space. The table's asymmetric shape brings clean lines and an organic shape to a truly unique piece of furniture.

Dimensions
59" W x 26" D x 16" H

Construction
Legs are cold-roll steel tubes with medal weldment in black powder coat. The Top surface features a 3/4" Baltic birch core with bookmatched Maple,
Cherry or ebonized veneer finish.

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