Color: Not selected
Designed in the late 1970s by Mexican modernist architect Pedro Ramírez Vázquez, the Aspa Coffee Table draws from his collaborative practice with sculptor Alexander Calder. Laser-cut and bent steel forms a precisely engineered three-dimensional base, crowned with glass that introduces visual contrast and lightness. Today it’s produced by Luteca, which honors mid-century Latin American craftsmanship while employing advanced manufacturing methods. Assembled in the USA with globally sourced materials.
Designed in the late 1970s by Mexican modernist architect Pedro Ramírez Vázquez, the Aspa Coffee Table draws from his collaborative practice with sculptor Alexander Calder. Laser-cut and bent steel forms a precisely engineered three-dimensional base, crowned with glass that introduces visual contrast and lightness. Today it’s produced by Luteca, which honors mid-century Latin American craftsmanship while employing advanced manufacturing methods. Assembled in the USA with globally sourced materials.