This remarkable Mid-Century coffee table, designed by Angel Pazmino for Muebles de Estilo, Ecuador in the 1960s, stands as a testament to the rich tradition of Ecuadorian craftsmanship. The table’s surface is enveloped in meticulously tooled leather, adorned with intricate designs that mirror indigenous cultural motifs and storytelling elements. This leatherwork is set against a robust wooden frame, featuring sturdy turned legs connected by a cross stretcher, providing both stability and a touch of classic design.
The leather top is not just a functional surface but a canvas displaying a tapestry of artistic engravings that offer both visual appeal and a tactile experience. The detailed embossing brings depth and character to the piece, making it a focal point in any setting. The earthy tones of the leather and wood blend seamlessly, accentuating the natural beauty and warmth typical of mid-century aesthetics.
Ideal for a variety of interiors from the rustic to the refined, this coffee table merges functionality with unparalleled artistry, making it a captivating centerpiece that invites conversation and admiration. It serves not only as a practical piece of furniture but also as a beautiful heirloom piece that reflects a blend of artistic excellence and cultural heritage. 16h x 34w x 34d
