1950s Round Table - Attributable to Ico Parisi
This table is the perfect example of how 1950s Italian design can fit in perfectly with a wide range of design aesthetics. Not only does the table combine traditional joinery skills with modern materials such as formica, but the elegant simplicity of the leg design means that it is sure to be a focus of attention in any room that it is placed. The subtle peach tone of the table top allied with the clean light beech would work perfectly with any minimalist modern design. The table can be attribuited to the iconic 1950s Italian designer, Ico Parisi.
This table is the perfect example of how 1950s Italian design can fit in perfectly with a wide range of design aesthetics. Not only does the table combine traditional joinery skills with modern materials such as formica, but the elegant simplicity of the leg design means that it is sure to be a focus of attention in any room that it is placed. The subtle peach tone of the table top allied with the clean light beech would work perfectly with any minimalist modern design. The table can be attribuited to the iconic 1950s Italian designer, Ico Parisi.
This table is the perfect example of how 1950s Italian design can fit in perfectly with a wide range of design aesthetics. Not only does the table combine traditional joinery skills with modern materials such as formica, but the elegant simplicity of the leg design means that it is sure to be a focus of attention in any room that it is placed. The subtle peach tone of the table top allied with the clean light beech would work perfectly with any minimalist modern design. The table can be attribuited to the iconic 1950s Italian designer, Ico Parisi.