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BEDSIDE TABLES

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Set of antique bedside tables in light color with three drawers
antique bedside table with three drawers in a vintage setting.
antique bedside table in a colorful, varied decor setting
Antique bedside tables with three drawers in a cozy setting.
antique bedside tables with minimalist details and lamps
Antique bedside table with drawers and clean design, classic atmosphere.
Set of antique bedside tables in light color with three drawers
antique bedside table with three drawers in a vintage setting.
antique bedside table in a colorful, varied decor setting
Antique bedside tables with three drawers in a cozy setting.
antique bedside tables with minimalist details and lamps
Antique bedside table with drawers and clean design, classic atmosphere.
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Measure +
Height77 cm / 30.31 in
Width65.5 cm / 25.79 in
Depth44 cm / 17.32 in
Material Parchment, Wood, Polish shellac
Country United States
Store Balcarce 1084
Style / Information +

Style 1950s

  1. The furniture of the 1950s was a reflection of the era, marked by innovation, optimism, and functionality.


  1. Scandinavian design, with its emphasis on light wood and organic shapes, had a great impact.


  1. Italy maintained its tradition of high-quality craftsmanship, with a focus on attention to detail and the use of noble materials.


The most important Italian designers of the time are:

  1. Gio Ponti: he was one of the most influential designers of the era, known for his versatility and creativity. His "Superleggera" chair is an iconic example of Italian design from the 1950s. Italian furniture design of the 1950s was a golden age, marked by creativity, innovation, and artisanal quality.


  1. Iconic designs such as the Eames chair by American designers Charles and Ray Eames and the Barcelona chair by German architect and designer Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, in collaboration with Lilly Reich, became popular, characterized by their ergonomic shapes and innovative materials. In lighting, Poul Henningsen, a Danish designer who created the PH lamps, and Isamu Noguchi, of American origin, stand out.


  1. Coffee tables with organic shapes and glass surfaces were very popular at the time.


  1. In summary, the furniture of the 1950s was an expression of modernity, optimism, and functionality, and laid the foundations for many of the design trends we see today.
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