‘Cloud’ table designed by Neil Morris — an iconic piece of post-war British furniture design. Created in 1947 for Morris of Glasgow, the table was first introduced under the name ‘Amoeboid,’ though it later became widely known as the ‘Cloud’ table due to its organic, freeform silhouette.
Laminated veneered top with beautifully chamfered edge. The design perfectly captures the optimism and experimentation of mid-century British furniture making.
In very good refinished condition, there are some minor marks to top and the legs.
98cm wide at widest point corner to corner. 113cm at widest point diagonally from one corner to another. 48cm high.
‘Cloud’ table designed by Neil Morris — an iconic piece of post-war British furniture design. Created in 1947 for Morris of Glasgow, the table was first introduced under the name ‘Amoeboid,’ though it later became widely known as the ‘Cloud’ table due to its organic, freeform silhouette.
Laminated veneered top with beautifully chamfered edge. The design perfectly captures the optimism and experimentation of mid-century British furniture making.
In very good refinished condition, there are some minor marks to top and the legs.
98cm wide at widest point corner to corner. 113cm at widest point diagonally from one corner to another. 48cm high.
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