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Blurring the line between sculpture and utility, the Frank Gehry Coffee Table (2004) interprets the renowned architect's design language into a playful, fluid centerpiece. Molded from durable, recyclable polyethylene, its clover-like shape shifts character from every angle, with four "petals" that double as impromptu seating. Designed for indoor or outdoor use, it embodies the experimentation that defines Gehry's work for Heller – an innovative collaboration between one of the world's most celebrated architects and a manufacturer known for seeing possibilities others couldn't. Assembled in the USA with globally sourced materials.
Blurring the line between sculpture and utility, the Frank Gehry Coffee Table (2004) interprets the renowned architect's design language into a playful, fluid centerpiece. Molded from durable, recyclable polyethylene, its clover-like shape shifts character from every angle, with four "petals" that double as impromptu seating. Designed for indoor or outdoor use, it embodies the experimentation that defines Gehry's work for Heller – an innovative collaboration between one of the world's most celebrated architects and a manufacturer known for seeing possibilities others couldn't. Assembled in the USA with globally sourced materials.