This large round dining table, designed by Gerard Geytenbeek for AZS Meubelen in the 1960s, is crafted from high-quality dark wengé wood. The table features a distinct tripod base consisting of three crossed legs, providing both stability and a unique aesthetic. The tabletop is divided into three segments, creating a visually interesting pattern and adding to its mid-century modern appeal.
This design is noted for its clean lines and minimalist style, making it a timeless piece that fits well in both contemporary and classic interiors. The table measures 150 cm in diameter and 72 cm in height, accommodating six to eight seats comfortably. The top can be separated from the legs, which can fold into a handy, compact pile.