Umanoff Side Table | Menu | Skandium London

Description

Reissued by Menu from original sketches and drawings by Umanoff, the innovative side table's rounded top and tripod-inspired frame create a stunning mid-century design that is as relevant today as when it was initially conceived. A compact piece that challenges convention, the sculptural side table can stand elegantly in the contemporary home, perfect for placing next to a lounge chair or sofa. The union of warming brass and solid walnut is both timeless and beautifully decorative; an intelligent use of materials that guarantees for stunning longevity.

Technical Info

Dimensions:
Height: 45cm x Top Diameter: 43cm x Base Diameter: 40cm x Depth: 41.4cm
Height: 60cm x Top Diameter: 43cm x Base Diameter: 40cm x Depth: 41.5cm

Materials & finishes:
Solid oiled walnut and brushed brass with matte lacquer

Please note: Due to the unique structure of the Umanoff Side Table, the side table is not suited for heavy use. It is advised to not overload the tabletop with heavy items

Umanoff Side Table

Name: Umanoff Side Table
Brand: Menu
SKU: 13904_1
Price: 1059000 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Reissued by Menu from original sketches and drawings by Umanoff, the innovative side table's rounded top and tripod-inspired frame create a stunning mid-century design that is as relevant today as when it was initially conceived. A compact piece that challenges. Read more

Typically dispatched within 4-6 weeks
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For full details on this, and our 365 days return policy please click here

₩1,059,000

Typically dispatched within 4-6 weeks
Made to order item

This furniture is made to order especially for you to soon enjoy. The lead time shown is an estimate based on information from our brands, so can be subject to change. Please notice orders on these can only be cancelled for a full refund within the first 3 business days.
For full details on this, and our 365 days return policy please click here

₩1,059,000

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Description

Reissued by Menu from original sketches and drawings by Umanoff, the innovative side table's rounded top and tripod-inspired frame create a stunning mid-century design that is as relevant today as when it was initially conceived. A compact piece that challenges convention, the sculptural side table can stand elegantly in the contemporary home, perfect for placing next to a lounge chair or sofa. The union of warming brass and solid walnut is both timeless and beautifully decorative; an intelligent use of materials that guarantees for stunning longevity.

Technical Info

Dimensions:
Height: 45cm x Top Diameter: 43cm x Base Diameter: 40cm x Depth: 41.4cm
Height: 60cm x Top Diameter: 43cm x Base Diameter: 40cm x Depth: 41.5cm

Materials & finishes:
Solid oiled walnut and brushed brass with matte lacquer

Please note: Due to the unique structure of the Umanoff Side Table, the side table is not suited for heavy use. It is advised to not overload the tabletop with heavy items

Designed by Arthur Umanoff

Arthur Umanoff (1923–1985) was an American-born industrial designer, known for his contribution to the American mid-century modern movement.After graduating from New York's prestigious Pratt Institute and the American School of Design at the beginning of the 1950s, Umanoff went on to collaborate with Postmodern