Decorator and architect, f. Lasbleiz designed the a0 coffee table in 1953 for airborne, which later became the iconic jasmin table. Inspired by the metal legs of the famous aa butterfly airborne armchairs, the designer applied this structural principle to other pieces of furniture. Thus, the table has sculptural and aerial lines, making the impression of emptiness striking. A fine example of innovative midcentury modernist production, this design classic is a timeless piece. the a0 airborne coffee table is made of clear safety glass mounted on a solid black steel tube frame. Its minimalist design is characteristic of the modernist movement of the early 50s. The traces of use are minimal. The "defects" in the glass come from the old manufacturing process, it is an original airborne edition. width 83cm depth 83cm height 32cm metal and glass coffee table airborne 1950 by f. Lasbleiz modernist design france this piece has an attribution mark, i am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution