The occasional table combines bent wire steel construction with a gold leaf plywood top. Its criss-crossing square frame offers strong yet lightweight support, while the metallic finish creates striking contrast. The compact design works in various settings, and the steel base provides dependable stability.
Designed in 1950, the LTR saw the Eames continue to develop their interest in the then new material of bent wire steel.<p>Arranged into a criss-crossing square frame, the base has a super strong yet lightweight look that is finished in polished chrome or black.<p>Contrasting the gleam of metal is a small fitted table top sculpted from plywood and an American Cherry Veneer.<p>Equally suited to the living space or bedroom, this low occasional table is the perfect side piece next to sofas or beds.
