Coffee table with rotating trays, attributed to Milo Baughman – 1970

This elegant table attributed to Milo Baughman, made in the 1970s, embodies the modernist and sophisticated aesthetic of the period through a structure of polished chrome with great purity, supporting three circular smoked glass tops, two of which are swivel, allowing for remarkable ease in modulating space. The silhouette, both airy and architectural, plays on the transparency of the tinted glass and the brilliance of the metal to create a refined visual presence, typical of American glamour in the seventies. Thanks to its fluid mechanism, the side tops open and unfold to provide a generous surface or close to regain a compact form, making this piece a perfect example of functional and sculptural design. The whole exudes an impression of discreet luxury and timeless modernity, capable of enhancing both a contemporary interior and a vintage decor. Reference 671V.