"Space Age" coffee table with star base and smoked glass top from the 70s.

In the 1970s, Space Age design explored simple geometric shapes and industrial materials. Sculptural central structures associated with smoked glass became a frequent signature of living room furniture. This 70s coffee table features a star-shaped central base made of assembled curved panels, forming a graphic and stable foundation. The structure is made of white lacquered composite material, assembled with visible screws, a typical technique of European production from this period. The circular smoked glass top rests directly on this base, creating a contrast between the tinted transparency and the sculptural presence of the base. The overall condition is good vintage. The base is in excellent shape, with a clean and uniform surface. The smoked glass top has some visible surface scratches when light hits it, consistent with the use and age of the piece. The table measures 90 cm in diameter and 28 cm in height, a low format characteristic of coffee tables from that era. A graphic piece from the 70s, ideal in a modernist interior or alongside Italian and European furniture from the Space Age period.