EM Table HPL, 1950
EM Table HPL by Jean Prouve for Vitra.
At the beginning of the 1950s, Jean Prouve developed the EM Table for the 'Maison-Tropique' project. The table, defined by his design right down to the very last detail, follows Prouve's typical aesthetics of necessity. It illustrates the force path and the static connections in a way that is otherwise only featured in engineering constructions.
The EM Table can be ideally combined with Prouve's Standard chairs, but also with various other chairs.
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Description
EM Table HPL by Jean Prouve for Vitra.
At the beginning of the 1950s, Jean Prouve developed the EM Table for the 'Maison-Tropique' project. The table, defined by his design right down to the very last detail, follows Prouve's typical aesthetics of necessity. It illustrates the force path and the static connections in a way that is otherwise only featured in engineering constructions.
The EM Table can be ideally combined with Prouve's Standard chairs, but also with various other chairs.
Dimensions
180w x 90d x 74cmh
200w x 90d x 74cmh
220w x 90d x 74cmh
240w x 90d x 74cmh
260w x 90d x 74cmh
Materials
Base made of bent sheet steel and tubular steel, powder-coated with a textured finish in Japanese red, deep black, basalt, chocolate, coffee, ecru or mint. See swatches for details.
Tabletop is 34mm thick with HPL (high-pressure laminate) surface and edge, available in ivory and asphalt. See swatches for indication of shades.
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Vitra is a Swiss based manufacturer of designer home and office furniture, lighting and accessories.
Originally founded in Weil am Rhein, Germany in 1950 by Willi Fehlbaum, the company moved to Birsfelden, Switzerland in 1994. Soon after forming, Vitra acquired licences for the products of many renowned American designers, including Charles and Ray Eames, and George Nelson.
Vitra have continued to produce innovative products and concepts, working with established designers to push boundaries within design.
