Circular glass top coffee table with light frame on white background.
Gubi

Adnet Circular Coffee Table

$2,499.00
ColorCream Leather
Diameter

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gubi.comBest Price
$2,499.00
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trnk-nyc.com
$2,499.00
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Out of stock
2modern.com
$2,499.00$1,874.25
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A circular coffee table designed by Jacques Adnet in the 1950s, featuring a combination of modern materials and classic design. The table has a clear glass top with a cream-colored leather rim and is supported by three cream-colored metal legs. The legs are elegantly curved and meet in the center, with thin horizontal supports near the floor. Three gilded brass rings adorn the leather rim, adding a touch of luxury. This table embodies Adnet's Art Deco style and commitment to functionalism, making it a distinctive addition to any space.

  • Designed by Jacques Adnet
  • Circular glass top
  • Leather rim
  • Three metal legs
  • Gilded brass rings
  • Originally designed in 1950
  • Handmade in Italy
  • Leather-wrapped frame with subtle stitching
  • Three curved metal legs meeting in the heart of the table
  • Blend of Art Deco style and functionalist principles

Details

Category
Coffee Tables
Table Base Material
Metal
Leg Material
Metal, Leather
Tabletop Shape
Round
Tabletop Material
Glass, Leather
Leg Pattern
Solid
Tabletop Pattern
Solid
Materials
glass, leather, metal, brass

Questions & answers

How much does it cost, and where can I buy it?
This Gubi coffee table is sold by 3 retailers from $1,874.25 to $2,499.00. The lowest in-stock price is $2,499.00. 1 of 3 listings are on sale (up to 25% off). Available at gubi.com, trnk-nyc.com, and 2modern.com.
Is it in stock?
Yes. It's in stock at 2 of 3 retailers.
What are the key features?
Key features include Designed by Jacques Adnet, Circular glass top, Leather rim, Three metal legs, and Gilded brass rings.
What is it made of?
It's made of glass, leather, metal, and brass.
What colors are available?
It comes in black leather, cream leather, and tan leather.
What's its leg pattern?
Its leg pattern is solid.