Trio of plexiglass nesting tables by David Lange

Icons of 1970s French design, these three nesting tables by David Lange are captivating with their sleek silhouette and transparency. Made from molded Plexiglas, they almost seem to float in space, playing with light and reflections depending on their surroundings. Their U-shape, both minimalist and functional, perfectly embodies the 1970s style: a lightweight design, while remaining robust and aesthetically pleasing. The set is as practical as it is elegant: the tables nest one under the other for optimal space saving, or can be arranged separately as end tables, side tables, or even bedside tables. This model, now rare and emblematic of David Lange's work, is part of a line of creations where transparency and fluidity reign supreme, halfway between utilitarian design and modern sculpture. David Lange is one of the few French manufacturers to have specialized in plexiglass furniture since the 1970s. By combining craftsmanship and contemporary lines, he has given his letters of nobility to a material that was then resolutely modern. His name remains today associated with an elegant, luminous, and timeless style. Designer/manufacturer: David Lange Date: c. 1970 Place of production: France Color: Transparent Materials: Plexiglas Dimensions: 50 x 40 x 35 cm Signs of wear due to time.