Waddell Low Table by Theodore Waddell for Cassina

The Waddell Low Table (Model 713) is an iconic, ultra-lightweight coffee table designed by American architect and designer Theodore Waddell in 1973 and produced by the prestigious Italian furniture manufacturer Cassina. Famous for its radical visual weightlessness, the table is a masterclass in architectural engineering, directly inspired by Buckminster Fuller's principles of tensegrity (tensional integrity). The "Floating" Illusion: The structure operates on dynamic tension and compression. Some steel struts push upward to support the glass top without touching the floor, while others rest firmly on the ground without ever touching the tabletop. No Inter-connectivity: The metal bars act strictly as compression components separated by tie rods. They never directly connect or touch each other. The base supports a circular, heavy tempered crystal glass top with a delicately bevelled underside, emphasizing the minimalist and sculptural.

RRP $5,590.00

Please note that DELIVERY IS NOT INCLUDED in the purchase price.

This item is available to view by appointment. Item ships from Paddington, Sydney.

Condition

This item is in very good condition. This is an item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear but is fully operational and functions as intended. Actual item may vary in colour from computer monitors/calibrations colours.

Dimensions

Width 1000

Depth 1000

Height 430