Wrought iron and slate coffee table in the style of Jean Jaffeux, 1960s.

This 1970s brutalist coffee table captivates with its blend of raw materials and sculptural appearance. With its oval top made of slate slabs in shades of brown and anthracite, it immediately adds character to an interior. Its wrought iron base, with curved and airy lines, contrasts elegantly with the mineral texture of the stone. The whole evokes the artisanal work of a period when metal and stone were combined to create furniture that is both robust and expressive. The table is in very good vintage condition and shows a beautiful patina of use that enhances its authenticity. Each slate slab has its own variations in colour and texture, making this piece a unique model. Perfect in a vintage, brutalist, or contemporary living room, it pairs well with both a leather sofa and softer materials like linen or boucle cotton/wool. Dimensions: length 96 cm, width 49 cm. A strong piece that structures the space while maintaining timeless elegance.