Bamboo and glass table by Bernard Govin – Eguizier edition, 1970

Elegant coffee table designed by French designer Bernard Govin, published by Eguizier in the 1970s. This iconic model stands out with its sculptural structure made of bent bamboo, forming a base that is both graphic and airy. The bamboo rods, assembled in a bundle and then fanned out like a corolla, create a play of organic lines that is particularly refined, characteristic of Govin's work with material and movement. The circular glass top delicately rests on this structure, offering a subtle contrast between the transparency of the glass and the warmth of the natural material. The whole piece exudes a great visual lightness while asserting a strong decorative presence. At the crossroads of modernist and organic design, this piece perfectly illustrates the aesthetics of the 70s while maintaining a great modernity. It fits well in both contemporary interiors and more collector-oriented spaces. In very good vintage condition. The bamboo structure is sound and stable, with a beautiful patina. The glass top is in perfect condition, without defects. Unsigned model, in accordance with the publisher's productions, identified and authenticated through catalogues and period documents.