Large extending dining table by McIntosh

Tom robertson designed this large dining table for a.h. Mcintosh in the early ’70s, in scotland. In this table we see how tom robertson’s designs become more clean and with a more powerful presence, the “less is more” from mies van der rohe is a key used by most of the mid-century designers. The original feature of this table is the beautiful joint created to attach the top to the legs’ structure, a curve and fine solid teak shaped to join the structure and the legs. With a single long extension stored under the main tops the table is easily convertible in a long table. Dimensions. L. 200 cm. W. 92 cm. H. 74 cm. Table extended 260 X 92 h 74 cm. Gap (long side) 190 X 63 cm. Gap (short side) 83 X 63 cm.