1966 Collection End Table

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1966 Collection 20-Inch x 32-Inch End Table

Design by Richard Schultz, 1966.

In 1962, Florence Knoll asked designer Richard Schultz to create a collection of furniture that could withstand the outdoors. The result was the “1966 Collection” which became an instant classic. This furniture series revolutionized outdoor furniture with a clean, fresh look that remains fully relevant today. Richard Schultz outdoor furniture emphasizes exceptional durability. All furniture has been re-engineered to incorporate the best modern materials, including a variety of table top materials, powder coat paints and stainless steel.

The 1966 Collection® 20-Inch x 32-Inch End Table can be customized with table top material and frame color options. Select from clear or etched tempered glass, porcelain (offered in 7 colors), teak or white fiberglass table tops. The cast and extruded aluminum frame is finished in a weather resistant polyester powder coat (select from 13 colors). An optional custom cover is available and sold separately.

Recipient, American Institute of Interior Designers Award; International Design Award, USA, 1967; Designers Center Stuttgart Award, Germany, 1969/70 and ICFF Editor’s Award for Outside Furniture, 2007. 1966 is also exhibited in a number of museums, including the Permanent Design Collection of the Museum of Modern Art, New York (MoMA); Louvre Museum, Design Collection, Paris, France; Vitra Design Museum, Weil am Rhein, Germany and the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, England.

• Material(s): Welded sand cast and extruded aluminum frames with weather resistant polyester powder coat, table tops available in clear tempered glass, porcelain enamel on steel, vertical grain teak or white fiberglass
• Glass: 20″ W X 32″ D X 15″ H, 28 lbs.
• Porcelain: 20″ W X 32″ D X 15″ H, 23 lbs.
• Teak: 20″ W X 32″ D X 15″ H, 27 lbs.
• Fiberglass: 20″ W X 32″ D X 15″ H, 24 lbs.