Description
Designed by German designer Horst Bruning in the 1960s, the HB 120 Dining Table offers clean mid-century modern lines and architectural intrigue. Featuring a round glass tabletop set on an open chrome-plated steel frame, this table's design focuses on the simple idea of minimalism, functionality, durability and timelessness.
In 1963, Horst Bruning set up an architecture and design office in Stuttgart. During this period, Bruning came in contact with Kill International and the architect duo Fabricius & Kastholm, involving a successful exchange of ideas, which in the end led to international recognition and success. It was in this period the late 60’s that the HB 120 Dining Table was designed.
In 1963, Horst Bruning set up an architecture and design office in Stuttgart. During this period, Bruning came in contact with Kill International and the architect duo Fabricius & Kastholm, involving a successful exchange of ideas, which in the end led to international recognition and success. It was in this period the late 60’s that the HB 120 Dining Table was designed.
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Material
Frame in chrome-plated steel with .19 mm table top in marble.
Measurements
- Width: 55”
- Height: 28.75”
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