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Mid-Century rectangular end / side table with a partially white painted cork top resting on a mahogany frame with a lower rectangular stretcher shelf and four square legs. (PAUL FRANKL FOR JOHNSON FURNITURE COMPANY)(Similar tables: DUF0727, DUF0741).
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Paul Frankl for Johnson Furniture Company Mid-Century Cork and Mahogany Rectangular End / Side Table
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Mid-Century rectangular end / side table with a partially white painted cork top resting on a mahogany frame with a lower rectangular stretcher shelf and four square legs. (PAUL FRANKL FOR JOHNSON FURNITURE COMPANY)(Similar tables: DUF0727, DUF0741)
Sku: DUF0726 Ships From: New York, NY Creator: Paul Frankl
Width: 30.0" Height: 21.0" Depth : 18.0"
Style: Mid-Century Materials & Techniques: Cork, mahogany, painted, wood Category: Tables Condition: Top has been partially washed in white paint, wear and scratches to frame finish. Good; Minor losses
Paul Frankl (1886-1958) was an influential American furniture and decorative arts designer. He is best known for his innovative designs that bridged the gap between modernism and Art Deco styles. Born in Vienna, Austria in 1886, Frankl showed an early interest in art and design. He studied architecture at the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts and later worked as an apprentice in an architectural firm. In 1914, he immigrated to the United States and settled in New York City. In the early 1920s, Frankl began experimenting with furniture design and quickly gained recognition for his unique approach. He embraced the principles of modernism and incorporated geometric shapes, clean lines, and functionality into his designs. His work reflected the changing tastes and Read Full Bio
Paul Frankl (1886-1958) was an influential American furniture and decorative arts designer. He is best known for his innovative designs that bridged the gap between modernism and Art Deco styles. Born in Vienna, Austria in 1886, Frankl showed an early interest in art and design. He studied architecture at the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts and later worked as an apprentice in an architectural firm. In 1914, he immigrated to the United States and settled in New York City. In the early 1920s, Frankl began experimenting with furniture design and quickly gained recognition for his unique approach. He embraced the principles of modernism and incorporated geometric shapes, clean lines, and functionality into his designs. His work reflected the changing tastes and lifestyles of the post-World War I era. In 1926, Frankl opened his own design studio, Paul T. Frankl & Co., which became a hub for cutting-edge furniture and interior design. He became known for his iconic Skyscraper bookcases, which featured tall, vertical forms reminiscent of New York City's skyline. These bookcases became symbols of the Art Deco movement and remain highly sought after by collectors today. Frankl's designs also extended beyond furniture. He created innovative lighting fixtures, textiles, and even custom interiors for luxury ocean liners and hotels. His work was characterized by a sense of modernity and a commitment to functional design. During the Great Depression, Frankl adapted his designs to meet the demands of a more cost-conscious market. He introduced a line of affordable furniture known as "Space Planner" that allowed homeowners to maximize their living spaces. This line was a commercial success and further cemented Frankl's reputation as a versatile and forward-thinking designer. In addition to his work as a designer, Frankl was also an author and lecturer. He published several influential books on design, including "New Dimensions: The Decorative Arts of Today in Words and Pictures" (1928) and "Space for Living: Creative Interior Decoration and Design" (1959). Paul Frankl's contributions to furniture and decorative arts continue to be celebrated and his designs remain highly influential. His ability to blend modernist principles with the glamour and sophistication of the Art Deco movement made him a pioneer in American design. His work continues to inspire contemporary designers and his pieces are highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts worldwide.
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