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Cm 191 Low table
CM 191 low table by Pierre Paulin, a timeless low table made for Thonet France
1400 × 370 × 470 mm
Official product information
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Description
Overview
The CM 191 is a low table designed by Pierre Paulin and sold by Ligne Roset. Its purity makes it a timeless low table, one that admirers still seek out today. It is one of the most attractive designs Paulin produced for Thonet France.
Construction
The table is made of solid wood and comes in eight finishes in cherry, walnut and oak woods.
Specifications
Overall size: W 1,400 x D 470 x H 370 mm (CM 191).
- Finishes: eight, in cherry, walnut and oak woods
- Designer: Pierre Paulin
Story
A Paulin design for Thonet France
Pierre Paulin worked with Thonet France between 1952 and 1959, and the CM 191 low table is described as one of the most attractive designs he produced for the firm. Its purity is what makes it a timeless low table, and it remains highly sought after by admirers today.
Eight solid wood finishes
The CM 191 is offered in eight finishes in cherry, walnut and oak woods. Every finish has the same dimensions: 1,400 mm wide, 470 mm deep and 370 mm high.
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