Harvink - Martin Haksteen - Dining table - Zeta - Metal, Wood





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Harvink Zeta table, designed by Martin Haksteen in the 1980s, metal and wood construction with three black metal legs, originating from the Netherlands, dimensions 200 cm wide, 90 cm deep and 74 cm high, in good condition with minor edge wear.
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Postmodern Harvink table, model Zeta, designed by Martin Haksteen in the 1980s.
A playful, postmodern design with three black metal legs. The design evokes the Art Deco style, thanks to the geometric proportions and the lines of the legs. From whichever angle you view this playful table, it always looks different. Playful, light, and elegant. The table is in good condition with signs on the corners of the top.
Harvink is a Dutch furniture manufacturer founded in 1947. In the 1980s the company was known for its innovative designs and collaborations with young designers. Fitting with the spirit of the 1980s — in which postmodern influences and experimental designs dominated — Harvink brought furniture to market that often played with shapes, colors and materials. Like this Zeta table by Martin Haksteen.
Postmodern Harvink table, model Zeta, designed by Martin Haksteen in the 1980s.
A playful, postmodern design with three black metal legs. The design evokes the Art Deco style, thanks to the geometric proportions and the lines of the legs. From whichever angle you view this playful table, it always looks different. Playful, light, and elegant. The table is in good condition with signs on the corners of the top.
Harvink is a Dutch furniture manufacturer founded in 1947. In the 1980s the company was known for its innovative designs and collaborations with young designers. Fitting with the spirit of the 1980s — in which postmodern influences and experimental designs dominated — Harvink brought furniture to market that often played with shapes, colors and materials. Like this Zeta table by Martin Haksteen.

