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Eileen Gray Side Table
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Eileen Gray Side Table
This height-adjustable table from 1927 is one of Eileen Gray's most rational designs and reflects her desire for functional perfection. Originally conceived as a bedside table for the guest room in Gray's famous E. 1027 house in Cap Martin (her sister was fond of breakfast in bed), it is also useful as a side table in living rooms, office reception areas or, (thanks to durable materials), on the terrace. Its purist aesthetic complements a wide range of furnishings and settings. Simple assembly required...
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Dimension: 20.5"Dia, 21.75-33.25"H (adjustable). Finish: Silver. Material: Glass and Stainless Steel. Eileen Gray Stainless Steel Accent Table. Item is made of a stainless steel frame and a clear glass top. Assembly required.
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Alphaville Eileen Gray Side Table
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Get a great deal on this classic side table! Our Gray-style end table is a top notch reproduction of a classic design. The Eileen Gray coffee table has sophisticated design, a glass top, and a chrome frame with multi-position adjustable height. This stylish table is ideal for the office or your living room. This item can be returned within 30 days. Click here for our return policy details.
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The Occasional collection presents an Eileen Grey Table that is the ultimate combination of style and grace. Equipped with a chromed steel tube frame for both durability and looks, this table also features a clear tempered glass top. It allows you to regulate the height so that it fits perfectly with your needs. This table is unique, charming, and would make a wonderful statement in your home!
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A modern classic, this adjustable side table was designed by Eileen Gray in 1928. Mirror polished chrome finish and glass top. It can be raised to 39". By Palazzetti Made in Italy. Sizes: 20" Diameter x 24.4"-39" adjustable height
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Eileen Gray was born in Enniscorthy in Ireland in 1878. She died in Paris in 1976. She was from an emigrant family and attended the Slade School in London, before finally moving to France in 1907. Following an initial experimental period with lacquers, she became increasingly involved in furniture design, and later in architectural projects. Her designs always being highly original and refined.
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