1984 Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown for Knoll Postmodern Console Table in Birdseye Maple _Exclude the design allows for the

the design allows for the walnut’s grain to be appreciated

The frames of these chairs are composed of nickel-plated steel rods that are welded together

and has white opalescent acrylic bottom shades

The seat height is 16

1984 Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown for Knoll Postmodern Console Table in Birdseye Maple _Exclude the design allows for theThis is a Post Modern Rectangular Console Table in Birdseye Maple Plywood, designed by Denise Scott Brown and Robert Venturi for Knoll in 1984. The silhouette features stylized flat Cabriole legs, a tongue in cheek abstraction of the more formal Louis XV design. The duo worked with the Knoll Design Director Jeffrey Osborne for over five years, seeking to create a series of tables and chairs that were suggestive of classical forms, having flat profiles