Asymmetrical angles
- Introduced in 1955, the Upsilon Coffee Table’s free-form style captures the progression of sculptural concepts early in Kagan’s career.
- Available in two nesting sizes to form a tiered pair, the asymmetrical bases can be positioned at different angles to play with the positive and negative spaces between.
- Imbue any space with the spirit and creative energy of the mid-century period.
Designer
Vladimir Kagan
Vladimir Kagan pioneered the enduring voice of midcentury modern design. A designer of not simply furniture but what he called “vessels to hold the human body,” Kagan joined the portfolio in 2016, personally entrusting his legacy to HOLLY HUNT. Kagan’s designs radiate his vitality and passion for discovery. Born in Worms, Germany in 1927, he emigrated to the U.S. at the age of 11, just before the dawn of WWII. From his father’s repeated admonishment “Ehre das Handwerk!” (“Honor the handcraft!”), Vladimir inherited an appreciation of artisan skill which, combined with his innovative design sensibility, was key to his success.
Dimensions & Details
Made to Order
Custom
HOLLY HUNT can customize this piece to suit your project needs. Please contact your Sales Representative to discover more.
Notes
Finishes
Glass
Walnut
Oak
Maple
