Salontafel c. 1920

staged studio photograpy

light earthy tone

brown and beige

warm toned

warm palette

warm-toned

neutral brown palette

cardboard

brown colour palette

warm toned green

"Salontafel" (c. 1920) by E.G.C. Schubad is a classic example of Dutch Art Nouveau furniture design. The table, crafted from oak and featuring a glass top, showcases the movement's emphasis on organic forms and craftsmanship. The table's unique structure, with its curved lines and openwork design, reflects the influence of nature in the Art Nouveau aesthetic. The piece is housed in the Rijksmuseum and stands as a testament to Schubad's contribution to the Dutch design scene.