Vintage Barcelona Coffee Table By Ludwig Mies Van Der Rohe For Knoll International, 1970s
Chairish$1,434
Vintage Barcelona Coffee Table By Ludwig Mies Van Der Rohe For Knoll International, 1970s
Chairish$1,434
This original KnollStudio coffee table is a classic of international modernist furniture design. The Knoll brand emerged from the fusion of Bauhaus traditions and contemporary minimalism, and this model perfectly reflects the clarity, proportion, and functionalist thinking characteristic of the brand. The table's frame is constructed entirely of high-gloss chrome-plated steel with exceptionally precise joints and clean, sculpted lines. The transverse support structure (X-shaped frame) is an iconic Knoll solution that provides stability while creating an airy, floating visual effect beneath the glass top. The tabletop consists of a thick, tempered glass sheet that rests elegantly and simply on the chrome frame. The original KnollStudio metal label is clearly visible on the frame—the most important guarantee of authenticity, collector's value, and originality. This piece is the perfect choice for modern, loft, minimalist, and high-end interiors, but it also instantly becomes a standout design highlight in vintage or mid-century spaces. The value of Knoll furniture is constantly increasing: this model is a sound choice both as a decorative piece and as an investment. Designer / Manufacturer Mies van der Rohe / KnollStudio, authentic Knoll production Style Modern / Minimalist Bauhaus-inspired High-end designer furniture Simple, chrome-plated frame Tempered glass tabletop (appears to float) Material Chrome-plated steel frame Tempered glass tabletop Original KnollStudio label Features Iconic X-shaped Knoll support structure Solid yet airy overall appearance Timeless, universal design Sturdy, heavy-duty frame Original piece highly sought after by collectors I have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs, designer records, or other literature sources and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution