The Ross Coffee Table | Finn Juhl | 1948
Initially unconventional for its time, the Ross Coffee Table now feels distinctly contemporary. The table fearures a delicate steel frame, organically shaped top, and steel inlay incorporating a built-in vase. The table is manufactured with a stainless steel frame and a wooden tabletop in walnut, featuring a steel inlay. Furthermore, the table is available with and without a vase in stainless steel.
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Design:
Finn Juhl
Year:
1948, relaunched in 2000
Materials:
Frame is stainless steel with wooden toes. Tabletop is walnut veneer with a stainless steel inlay. Furthermore, the table is available with and without a vase in stainless steel.
Model and Dimensions:
FJ 4800 L: 120 cm | W: 30/60 cm | H: 58 cm
Initially unconventional for its time, the Ross Coffee Table now feels distinctly contemporary. The table fearures a delicate steel frame, organically shaped top, and steel inlay incorporating a built-in vase. The table is manufactured with a stainless steel frame and a wooden tabletop in walnut, featuring a steel inlay. Furthermore, the table is available with and without a vase in stainless steel.
Design:
Finn Juhl
Year:
1948, relaunched in 2000
Materials:
Frame is stainless steel with wooden toes. Tabletop is walnut veneer with a stainless steel inlay. Furthermore, the table is available with and without a vase in stainless steel.
Model and Dimensions:
FJ 4800 L: 120 cm | W: 30/60 cm | H: 58 cm
An Atypical Design
A large share of Finn Juhl’s designs were commissioned assignments - often as part of his business as a renowned interior designer. The Ross Coffee Table is no different and was the result of a commission in 1948 by a well-known Danish law professor named Alf Ross.
The table is not as famous as some of Finn Juhl’s iconic designs, but despite its simple expression, the coffee table has plenty of character, which is expressed though Finn Juhl’s sense of both detail and functionality.
