Eileen Gray, born in 1878, is considered a pioneer of the modern age. She was born in Ireland but also spent a large part of her life in France. Her work is attributed to Art Deco as well as modernity. This is due to the fact that she initially created classic furniture and oriental art, but in the 20’s went on to design some of the most important pieces of modern functionalism. Incidentally, in contrast to many other designers, Gray worked alone - most of her designs were only produced on a small scale and were often sold by her to the customers directly. The House E.1027, a total work of art, designed by Gray, became famous and contained some of her most significant designs.
The De Stijl side table was designed by Gray in about 1923 under the influence of the Dutch group (with which she, incidentally, stayed in contact). All carpets are produced as protected works of the applied arts of ClassiCon under the license of Aram Designs Limited. Other carpets are available on request.
Construction: Table beech and multiplex, matt black and matt white varnish
Measurements: 64 x 61.5 cm, Height 81,5 cm
Delivery: Within Germany free-of-charge, approx. 2 weeks. |
