Large multifunctional piece of furniture by Jean-Claude Mahey, lacquered wood, brass 1970.

✨ Originally designed as a dressing table, this piece can also be used as an elegant desk, a console, a low sideboard, or a dressing room unit thanks to its generous storage. Elegant double dressing table by Jean-Claude Mahey, an iconic figure of French design from the 1970s. In the spirit of Hollywood Regency, this dressing table perfectly illustrates Jean-Claude Mahey's work, combining lacquered wood, brass, and architectural lines characteristic of the 1970s. This piece consists of two symmetrical blocks of five drawers joined by a large top, offering a workspace or makeup area that is as refined as it is functional. Its beige lacquered wood decor is highlighted by delicate brass finishes, a characteristic aesthetic signature of the designer. The understated lines, balanced volumes, and quality craftsmanship make it a timeless piece, ideal for a bedroom, dressing room, or contemporary interior. The original signature of Jean-Claude Mahey is present on the right corner of the base. In excellent condition, with slight signs of use consistent with its age, without affecting its aesthetics or functionality. Dimensions: * Height: 75 cm. * Depth: 45 cm. * Length of the top: 220 cm. * Width of each drawer block: 77 cm. ✨ Jean-Claude Mahey. * French design. * 1970s. * Lacquered wood. * Brass. * Luxury. * Glamour. * Modernist.