Bring this 1950s wooden side table into your home, featuring a round top painted black and a typical base that reveals its retro elegance. Its proportions make it ideal as a bedside table or for placing a lamp or a plant, and it fits perfectly in both a cozy living room and a minimalist entryway. The warmth of the wood and the simplicity of the top create an elegant and retro atmosphere, perfect for complementing a decor with clean lines. Some signs of time. Height: 50 cm Diameter: 49.5 cm A brief history of the side table Appearing in the 17th century, the side table gets its name from a ballet character, "Guéridon," who held a torch. Initially designed as a support for lighting [candelabras, lamps], this small accent piece is distinguished by its circular top resting on a unique central base. Whether it's Empire style in solid mahogany or Seventies in rattan, it fits all interiors as a side table or display table. Today, it remains the centerpiece for elegantly and lightly structuring a reading nook.
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Bring this 1950s wooden side table into your home, featuring a round top painted black and a typical base that reveals its retro elegance. Its proportions make it ideal as a bedside table or for placing a lamp or a plant, and it fits perfectly in both a cozy living room and a minimalist entryway. The warmth of the wood and the simplicity of the top create an elegant and retro atmosphere, perfect for complementing a decor with clean lines. Some signs of time. Height: 50 cm Diameter: 49.5 cm A brief history of the side table Appearing in the 17th century, the side table gets its name from a ballet character, "Guéridon," who held a torch. Initially designed as a support for lighting [candelabras, lamps], this small accent piece is distinguished by its circular top resting on a unique central base. Whether it's Empire style in solid mahogany or Seventies in rattan, it fits all interiors as a side table or display table. Today, it remains the centerpiece for elegantly and lightly structuring a reading nook.