This pair of rectilinear oak side tables were designed by iconic American designer Vladimir Kagan, circa 1950, and exude the clean, sculptural elegance for which Kagan is celebrated. The side tables are finished in a sleek off white lacquer, imparting a modern, minimalist aesthetic that complements a variety of interior styles. The tops are adorned with inlaid ceramic tiles by Kasuba, offering a striking juxtaposition of texture and material. The tiles enhance the visual and tactile appeal of the tables while adding a subtle decorative element that exemplifies Kagan’s ability to harmonize form and function. Constructed in a rectilinear silhouette, these side tables reflect Kagan’s mid-century ethos of refined simplicity, while their oak construction adds warmth and durability. This exceptional pair is a testament to timeless design and is ideal for collectors of mid-century modern furnishings. Documented in the Vladimir Kagan Book "A Lifetime of Avant-Garde Design" on pages 42, images included. In Mint Restored Condition. American, Circa 1950 Dimensions: Outer - Height: 22.25" x Width: 28" x Depth: 16" Inner - Height: 21" x Width: 25.5" x Depth: 15" Creator: Vladimir Kagan (Maker)