Large Peacock-French Riviera coffee table in rattan, bamboo, glass, vintage.
- Dimensions :
- H38.5 x W93 x D1
- Color :
- beige
- Material :
- bamboo
- Style :
- seventies
Iconic coffee table in the Peacock - French Riviera style, made of rattan and bamboo. Dating from the vintage period, around 1970, it perfectly embodies the pure Seventies aesthetic. With a diameter of 93 cm, this table has appreciable and comfortable dimensions. Its particularly crafted structure (shape and design) gives it a refined look and a presence that is both original, warm, and elegant. Atypical and stylish, its top is circular, while its base is concave, meaning it has a rounded inward curvature. Its rattan and bamboo structure, in a beige hue, is particularly airy, showcasing the characteristic Peacock - French Riviera style, with its peacock eye shapes. It should be noted that the structure has several missing parts, and some strands are damaged, which is consistent with the age of the object, 55 years, and the fragile nature of its material, but the table is stable and very large. However, one is more captivated by its overall appearance than by its age-related flaws. Thus, its age also gives it a certain rarity, as this type of piece is rarely seen, remaining iconic and timeless. The French Riviera style is inspired by the art of living in the south of France, balancing relaxed elegance and a holiday spirit. It inevitably evokes summer, the sea, the sun, and a certain idea of simple luxury. It is fresh, joyful, full of whimsy and nonchalance, but also creativity that continues to inspire today's design, such as bohemian chic. It can be extremely chic while always maintaining a warm and relaxed side. The top is made of smoked glass, which is tempered glass, making it solid. Tempered glass is extremely expensive... It has some scratches and is very heavy. The table can only be sent by a carrier. An iconic and timeless table not to be missed... Dimensions: Structure: D: 92 cm. H: 38.50 cm. Top: D: 93 cm. Thickness of the glass: 1 cm. The last photo is a staged setting. This setup aims to: - Highlight the object - Allow for projection - Assist in the purchasing decision - Reduce returns