Rectangular table in elm with butterflies inlays 1950
Reference:
3266
This table was made in the 1950s in France. It is composed of two side legs connected by a spacer and a rectangular top, all in elm. The top features butterfly inlays, reminiscent of the creations of American designer Georges Nakashima.
The minimalist lines give a great softness to this table. It has multiple possibilities of use: entrance console, dining table for small spaces, desk... It's up to you to find the dream place for it in your interior. It will bring a natural and simple touch to your decoration.
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