Occasional table ‘Annika’ designed by Bruno Mathsson for Karl Mathsson
Sweden, 1970
Birch. The "Annika" table, designed by Swedish architect and furniture designer Bruno Mathsson, exemplifies his commitment to functionalism and modernism. Introduced in the 1930s, this table showcases Mathsson's innovative use of materials and his dedication to ergonomic design. Mathsson's practice of naming his furniture designs after women, such as the "Annika" table, was a distinctive feature of his work. However, specific details about the origins of these names, including whether they were inspired by individuals he knew personally, are not well-documented
Bruno Mathsson, born in 1907 in Värnamo, Sweden, was deeply influenced by his family's legacy of master cabinetmaking. His design philosophy harmoniously blended traditional Swedish craftsmanship with the principles of modernism. Throughout his career, Mathsson developed innovative techniques for bending wood and explored ergonomic designs, leading to iconic furniture pieces that remain highly regarded in the design community.
H: 35 cm / 1' 1 3/4"
Dia: 55 cm / 1' 9 5/8"
Price: 19 500 SEK
Approximate price in your local currency
1 776 EUR
1 941 USD
1 500 GBP
287 060 JPY
