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MR Coffee Table, H 35 cm

by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, 1927 — CHF 1’706.00
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MR Coffee Table H 35 cm

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The MR Coffee Table from Knoll International fits seamlessly into the MR collection by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. With its tubular steel frame and high-quality crystal glass table top, the Bauhaus-style Knoll coffee table presents itself with a quiet elegance.

Details

Product type Sofa/Coffee table
Dimensions Height: 35 or 52 cm
Diameter: 72,5 cm
Material Table top: crystal glass, 12 mm thick
Base: round tubular steel, seamlessly shaped and high-gloss chrome plated
Frame: flat steel profile, high gloss polished
Function & Properties The logo "KnollStudio" and the signature of Mies van der Rohe are engraved on the table legs.
The table top is firmly attached to the frame.
Care Please refer to the manufacturer's care instructions.
Certificates & Sustainability GREENGUARD Indoor Air Quality Certified®
Warranty 24 months

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MR Coffee Table, H 35 cm
MR Coffee Table, H 52 cm

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