Petal Coffee Table
designed by Richard Schultz
from Knoll

At A Glance:
Richard Schultz designed the Petal Table in 1960 as a companion piece to the Bertoia Chairs that were so enthusiastically received by the design-minded public. With a tabletop made from eight separate petals mounted on a cast aluminum "spider" bracket, the Petal Coffee Table distinctly resembles the Queen Anne's Lace flower that inspired Schultz.

What's To Like:

• MoMA loved the Petal Tables when they came out - they grabbed them as soon as they were introduced.
• Each "petal" expands and contracts with the weather independently from the other petals, protecting the top from cracks.
• Yes, this coffee table can be used outdoors!
• The table has an exceptionally sturdy base due to its many legs.

What's Not to Like:
We really can't pick on anything besides price, since beauty is in the eye of the beholder. This is an expensive table, no doubt.

The Bottom Line:
Easy to look at and sturdily constructed with an eye for detail, the Petal Coffee Table meets all the criteria of both art and furniture.

Also available are the Petal End Table and Petal Dining Table.

Features:

• Overall dimensions: 15" h x 42" diameter
• Suitable for indoor or outdoor use
• Base and "spider" bracket are powder-coated cast aluminum
• Stem is powder-coated stainless steel
• Teak petals are solid teak
• White petals are machined HPDE (High Density Polyurethane)
• Nylon glides protect your flooring

A cover may be purchased separately if you wish to further protect your table from the elements. Give us a call at 888-467-6278 and we'll hook you up!