Gueridon Table
Designed in 1949 for the University of Paris, the Guéridon Table stands as one of Jean Prouvé's most direct expressions of structural honesty. Wood is not decoration here - it is architecture. The round solid wood top rests on three tapered wooden legs, their geometry precise and considered, while a bent sheet metal connector at the base introduces industrial rigour without disrupting the warmth of the composition.
Prouvé trained as a metalworker before becoming one of the twentieth century's most consequential designer-engineers. That formation is legible in every joint and profile of this table: the material choices are purposeful, the transitions between wood and metal confident. Vitra has preserved that integrity in its production, maintaining the proportions and finishes Prouvé specified.
- Round solid wood top in natural oak, oiled finish
- Three solid wood legs with bent sheet metal base connector
- Powder-coated deep black metal finish
- Available in two sizes
- Originally designed for the University of Paris, 1949
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Gueridon Table
Designed in 1949 for the University of Paris, the Guéridon Table stands as one of Jean Prouvé's most direct expressions of structural honesty. Wood is not decoration here - it is architecture. The round solid wood top rests on three tapered wooden legs, their geometry precise and considered, while a bent sheet metal connector at the base introduces industrial rigour without disrupting the warmth of the composition.
Prouvé trained as a metalworker before becoming one of the twentieth century's most consequential designer-engineers. That formation is legible in every joint and profile of this table: the material choices are purposeful, the transitions between wood and metal confident. Vitra has preserved that integrity in its production, maintaining the proportions and finishes Prouvé specified.
- Round solid wood top in natural oak, oiled finish
- Three solid wood legs with bent sheet metal base connector
- Powder-coated deep black metal finish
- Available in two sizes
- Originally designed for the University of Paris, 1949
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Designed in 1949 for the University of Paris, the Guéridon Table stands as one of Jean Prouvé's most direct expressions of structural honesty. Wood is not decoration here - it is architecture. The round solid wood top rests on three tapered wooden legs, their geometry precise and considered, while a bent sheet metal connector at the base introduces industrial rigour without disrupting the warmth of the composition.
Prouvé trained as a metalworker before becoming one of the twentieth century's most consequential designer-engineers. That formation is legible in every joint and profile of this table: the material choices are purposeful, the transitions between wood and metal confident. Vitra has preserved that integrity in its production, maintaining the proportions and finishes Prouvé specified.
- Round solid wood top in natural oak, oiled finish
- Three solid wood legs with bent sheet metal base connector
- Powder-coated deep black metal finish
- Available in two sizes
- Originally designed for the University of Paris, 1949
