The Knoll Platner Side Table is an elegant end table for the Platner Lounge Collection. Its tempered glass top, available in clear or bronze, is held up by a vertical steel wire rod frame. Kick back and relax. Set down your tumbler on the Knoll Platner Side Table and proceed to unwind from a long day.
Features - Knoll Platner Side Table
- Ideal for any office lounge or residence
- Vertical steel wire rods welded to circular horizontal and edge-framing rods
- Finish in bright nickel with clear lacquer protection or painted bronze metallic
- Tops constructed of medium density veneer 1 1/16'' thick
- Greenguard certified
Knoll Platner Side Table Specifications
| Height | 18'' H |
| Base width | 13'' W |
| Surface width | 15 3/4'' D |
Disclaimer: We do not accept cancellations or order revisions for any Knoll items ordered. See Knoll's No Cancellations or Revisions Policy for details.
The Knoll Platner Side Table is available in your choice of clear or bronze glass, with a nickel or bronze base.
Glass and base - Knoll Platner Side Table
Please note that while these are our most popular options, we do offer other combinations. Give us a call for a quote!
Professor Ergo's Thoughts:
The Knoll Platner Side Table is designed by Warren Platner, the famous architect and contemporary of Eero Saarinen and I.M. Pei. He was primarily interested in the creation of steel wire furniture, creating a simple and unified modern interior design scheme.
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