Josef Albers was mainly involved in furniture design during his time at the Bauhaus in Weimar, Germany. For a short time, he served as artistic director of the workshop and became an influential force in reshaping furniture design for the modern era. The Vitra Design Museum has re-issued the designer's Nesting Tables which were originally created for the  Moellenhof House in Berlin. They combine clear geometric shapes with use of color derived from Albers’ painterly oeuvre. On the underside, the table tops are laquered turquoise, yellow, red, or blue.

Measurements: W 24 ½” X H 23 ½” X D 15 ¾”

Materials: Fame of solid oak, acrylic table tops