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Laccio Side Table

Marcel Breuer's small Laccio table: a tubular steel loop frame that nests over the coffee table

Dimensions

552 × 451 × 483 mm

Approx. $1,100 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)

Materials
Plastic laminate top over MDF coreSolid marble top (shop)Seamless tubular steel framePlastic floor glides
Finishes
Chrome, PolishedOnyx Ultra MatteDark Red Ultra MatteWhite Ultra Matte
Colors
Black LaminateWhite LaminateRed LaminateArabescato MarbleNero Marquina MarbleVerde Alpi Marble
Style
Bauhaus

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Description

Overview

The Laccio Side Table (model 50T1) is the small table of Marcel Breuer's Laccio pair, which Knoll's page, sheet and shop date to 1925 and its price list to 1924. It stands alone or nests over the Laccio Coffee Table, and Knoll shows it with a chrome frame and a white, black or red laminate top.

Construction

  • A satin laminate top on an MDF core; the shop also lists glossy solid-marble tops
  • A frame bent from seamless steel tube of one-inch diameter, in polished chrome or an ultra-matte powder coat
  • Plastic glides click into holes drilled in the base
  • The frame bears a stamp of Knoll's logo and Breuer's signature

Specifications

  • W 21¾" × D 19" × H 17¾" (552 × 483 × 451 mm)

Story

Reduced to elemental lines

In the shop's account, Breuer pared tables and chairs down to their basic lines in 1925, as a Bauhaus apprentice. It adds that, recognizing tubular steel as lightweight, sturdy and malleable, he knew he could create the furniture he envisioned.

A Laccio table beside a Wassily Chair and an MR ChairImage source: Knoll — Laccio Side Table · © Knoll and the respective rights holders. Quoted to accompany INTEBEE's independent design commentary and research. · View official product page ↗ · Image use & copyright policy

Stand alone or nest

The shop describes the table as sleek, able to stand solo or be nested together in multiples. The design-plan page says the Side Table can nest over the Laccio Coffee Table.

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