Extendable table designed by Alain Richard

This extendable table by Alain Richard, an iconic figure of French design in the 50s and 60s, seduces with its understated elegance and modernist lines. Its wood veneer top, with a symmetrical geometric pattern, is covered with a glossy lacquered varnish, giving it a refined and protective shine. Its slender black metal base, typical of Alain Richard's work, brings a minimalist and timeless touch. Equipped with two 35 cm side extensions, this table easily goes from 151 cm to 221 cm in length, offering ideal flexibility to accommodate more guests. This could be a model published by Meubles TV in the 50s and 60s. Characteristics & Materials - Designer: Alain Richard - Period: 50s and 60s - Dimensions: Without extensions: 151 x 91 cm - Height: 76 cm; With extensions: 221 x 91 cm - Materials: Top and extensions in wood veneer with geometric pattern, lacquered varnish finish. Black metal base, with new rubber pads. - Special features: Two integrated extensions of 35 cm each. Top and extensions removable for transport Condition This table is in good general condition, with a base in very good condition and rubber pads recently replaced. The top has some defects of use related to its age visible in the photos: Small chips and marks on the corners and edges Some cracks and a slight shock on the varnish These signs of time do not detract from its character, and its glossy varnish continues to highlight the beauty of the wood. Why choose this Alain Richard table? A piece by Alain Richard, a renowned French designer from the 50s/60s A sober and elegant design, typical of French modernism An extendable and functional table, ideal for modular spaces A refined geometric veneer, enhanced by a glossy varnish A minimalist black base, in good condition