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1966 Collection Collection

1966 Coffee and End Tables

1966 Coffee and End Tables by Richard Schultz, introduced in 1966

Dimensions

965 × 381 × 965 mm

Year

1966

Materials
Fibreglass, tempered glass, porcelain-enamelled steel or vertical-grain teak topPowder-coated aluminium frameStainless-steel supports and connectors
Finishes
WhiteLight BronzeWeatherable SilverOnyxWarm WoodChestnutDark BronzeGreenBlue
Colors
WhiteLight BronzeWeatherable SilverOnyxWarm WoodChestnutDark BronzeGreenBlue

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Description

Overview

1966 Coffee and End Tables by Richard Schultz is a low outdoor table group represented here by the square 1966-26L coffee table, introduced in 1966.

Square coffee-table configuration

The published overall size for 1966-26L is 38 × 38 × 15 in (W × D × H). Available choices span several top constructions; Knoll also lists a fitted outdoor cover.

Official alternate view of the square coffee tableImage source: Knoll — 1966 Coffee and End Tables · © Knoll and the respective rights holders. Quoted to accompany INTEBEE's independent design commentary and research. · View official product page ↗ · Image use & copyright policy

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Collection

1966 Collection

Knoll's 1966 Collection by Richard Schultz: modern aluminium outdoor seating, chaises, tables and a serving cart developed for demanding salt-air conditions.

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