Umanoff Side Table Norm Architects Kristian Sofus Hansen and Tommy

Kristian Sofus Hansen and Tommy Hyldahl designed it for 101 Copenhagen as a tribute to the 1960s Cobra Arts movement

opposing geometric forms in one fixture

Its frame of pine

Like the rest of the Plinth series

its oval top appearing to float above a solid cylindrical base

Umanoff Side Table Norm Architects Kristian Sofus Hansen and TommyThe Audo Copenhagen Umanoff Side Table balances a round walnut top on a tripod base, with brushed brass fittings marking each leg joint. A solid oiled walnut frame carries the brass hardware, finished with a matte lacquer coat rather than left bare. Arthur Umanoff designed the table in the 1950s, working in the same natural materials, tripod leg vocabulary that defined much of his American mid century furniture.