Rare Mid-Century Industrial Architect’s Drawing Table – Franz Kuhlmann for ISIS, Germany 1950s – Adjustable Bauhaus Drafting Desk in Wood & Steel
Description:
A rare and exceptional piece of industrial design history — this mid-century architectural drawing table was designed by Franz Wilhelm Kuhlmann for ISIS in the 1950s. A true relic from the golden age of German engineering and Bauhaus-inspired functionality, it combines robust steel mechanics with a beautifully aged wooden drawing surface.
Originally crafted for professional architects and draftsmen, this table features:
• Precision-built steel frame with impeccable industrial detailing
• Height-adjustable structure for ergonomic working positions
• Tilting drawing surface for optimal comfort and accuracy
• Integrated drafting arm mechanism for exact technical work
• Solid wooden board with a gorgeous vintage patina from decades of creative use
Its industrial proportions and timeless Bauhaus style make it not only a highly functional workbench but also a statement collector’s piece for design enthusiasts, loft interiors, or creative studios. These tables rarely come to market in such complete and well-preserved condition, making this a unique opportunity for serious collectors.
Condition:
Good vintage condition with light signs of use and age-related wear, adding character without compromising function.
Dimensions:
Depth: 64–120 cm
Width: 110–150 cm
Height: 110–190 cm
Origin: Germany, 1950s
Designer: Franz Wilhelm Kuhlmann for ISIS
Materials: Wood, Steel
Style: Bauhaus / Mid-Century Industrial
Shipping & Collection:
• Worldwide shipping available
• Free pickup from our showroom in Gaggenau, Germany (76571)
Bring home a rare piece of mid-century industrial craftsmanship — perfect for both practical use and as a striking conversation piece.
