Moser side table by Embru

Werner Max Moser designed a whole series of furniture for Embru. Despite their proximity to the well-known Bauhaus models, his designs were always influenced by the Swiss idea of practical furniture. Either adjustable, specially stackable or multi-use.

This is also the case with the small side table model 120, which was created in 1931. The Embru side table is available in various surface variants. By placing two tables next to each other, the cantilevered single piece becomes a self-contained storage unit - this multiple use is also typical of the Swiss design language of the time.

Further information about the Embru Moser side table:

Frame:
- bright chrome-plated
- powder-coated RAL 9005 deep black

All shelves are made of linoleum desktop and the edges are made of solid wood:

1st option
Surface: 4023 black
Edge: American walnut, natural varnished

2nd option
Surface: 4155 Pewter
Edge: natural oak

3rd option
Surface: 4154 Burgundy
Edge: natural oak