Paul Frankl

This pair of bedside tables is created in the late 1940s from Paul Frankl. They are from the collection 'Station wagon' and the materials are mahogany, brass and leather. Manufacturer´s stamp inside a drawer. Manufactured by Johnson Furniture. Viennese Art Deco furniture Designer Frankl set out to form a decidedly American form aesthetic when arriving in the United States in 1914. His pioneering work inside biomorphic design and novel materials such as corc veneer is a unique characteristic, but US-designers Edward Wormley, Robsjohn-Gibbings and Paul McCobb share other important form qualities.