Petal End 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 End 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, the table can be used outdoors!
• The table has an exceptionally sturdy base due to its many legs.

The Bottom Line:
Easy to look at and sturdily constructed with an eye for detail, the Petal End Table by Richard Schultz meets all the criteria of both art and furniture. Knoll has a winner here.

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

Features:

• Overall dimensions: 19" h x 16" 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)

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!