Vintage MCM two-tier wooden coffee table with magazine rack

‘The 1950s marked a radical departure in furniture design as manufacturers embraced organic, freeform shapes inspired by nature and modern art. Kidney beans, boomerangs, and asymmetric geometries replaced traditional rectangular forms to create dynamic visual movement in contemporary living rooms. These designs were heavily influenced by the organic sculptures of artists like Isamu Noguchi and the architectural trends of the post-war housing boom. Innovations in materials, particularly high-pressure laminates like Formica and newly perfected wood veneers, allowed makers to produce durable yet stylish surfaces that appealed to modern families. Integrated multi-functional features, such as suspended magazine racks and display tiers, maximized small-space utility while maintaining a sleek, floating aesthetic. Today, these atomic-era tables are celebrated as quintessential icons of mid-century interior design.’ In good vintage condition- please see pictures for the damage in the Formica. Still looks great! Pick-up lower Capilano rd, North Van or Hastings-Sunrise, Vancouver. *cash only*