finn juhl pelican table plisse cloth a meeting environment requires a

a meeting environment requires a more active posture than a dinner setting

the result feels especially “meta” as he plays with the concept of light through a recreation of a light bulb

This Media B2a is part of the USM modular furniture collection created to combine elegance with architectural functionality

This lamp features a linear inner column within an acrylic globe

25" H | 22" seat D | 8" arm W

finn juhl pelican table plisse cloth a meeting environment requires aDesigned by Finn Juhl, 1940 Made in Denmark A prototype of the Pelican Table was shown at the annual Copenhagen Cabinetmakers Guild Exhibition in 1940. It was presented together with the now iconic Pelican Chair. Both the Pelican Chair and the Pelican Table are evident results of Juhls affinity with sculpture particularly with surrealism and cubism. He carefully selected artwork, which he knew would be in dialogue with his furniture at the exhibition.