The LTR occasional table combines a marble surface with a geometric chrome steel rod base, first designed by Charles and Ray Eames in 1950. Its square top provides a compact surface suited to individual or grouped arrangements, while the series of intersecting steel rods offer structural support with an open, lightweight appearance. Crafted from natural marble, the tabletop introduces subtle variation in tone and texture against the polished chrome framework.
Designed by Charles and Ray Eames, the 'LTR' (Low Table Rod Base) is an occasional table that can be used in many ways around the home, as the design duo did with their own 'LTR' when they first created the table in 1950. Crafted from marble, the square table is supported by series of chrome steel rods arranged in a geometric pattern, for a table that is sophisticated, modern and versatile.
