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Designed to be functional, lightweight and durable, the Pyramid table features a sheet steel base and a rectangular oak top. The Pyramid collection was originally created by Wim Rietveld while working at Ahrend in the 1950s.Â
The table comes in two models - with and without overhang - and several sizes, it is suitable for a use in educational institutions, businesses and private home environments. The variants are available in a variety of wood finishes and base colors that can be coordinated with the Result Chair.
Materials solid oak table top, legs sections in bent cutout sheet steel
Height 74 cm
140 x 65 cm
140 x 75 cm
190 x 85 cm
250 x 85 cm
300 x 85 cm
Examples:
140 x 65 cm / clear lacquered oak / beige base
140 x 65 cm / matt lacquered oak / tomato red base
140 x 75 cm / smoked oak / black base
140 x 75 cm / smoked oak / tomato red base
190 x 85 cm / clear lacquered oak / beige base
190 x 85 cm / smoked oak / tomato red base
250 x 85 cm / matt lacquered oak / black base
300 x 85 cm / smoked oak / beige base
300 x 85 cm / clear lacquered oak / beige base
300 x 85 cm / matt lacquered oak / beige base
300 x 85 cm / smoked oak / black base
300 x 85 cm / clear lacquered oak / black base
300 x 85 cm / matt lacquered oak / black base
Wim Rietveld
Dutch-born Wim Rietveld (1924-1985) was an industrial furniture designer. He studied Industrial Design at The Hague Academy in 1950, before becoming head of design at Gispen in 1953. In 1958, he started working at De Cirkel, a manufacturer of steel furniture that had merged with the Ahrend group in 1939. Here he met Friso Kramer, and together they developed a number of iconic design collaborations, including the Result Chair in 1958. Rietveld also designed the Pyramid Tables and Chairs for Ahrend.
Rietveld was known for his functionalist chairs, tables and storage systems, but he also designed agricultural machinery, boats and trains.
Alongside his design work, Wim Rietveld also lectured at the Royal Academy and the Technical University in Delft.Â