"Mogador" side table from Café Marly by Olivier Gagnère for Artelano, 1994

Designed by Olivier Gagnère in the mid-1990s, this "Mogador" side table was originally created for the iconic Café Marly — the legendary Parisian restaurant overlooking the Louvre and its glass pyramid. Made of stained beech, its sculptural base beautifully contrasts with its geometric top. The whole piece exudes a refined architectural presence, fitting naturally into both contemporary interiors and more eclectic décors. Signature: Designer's signature engraved on the base. About Olivier Gagnère. Olivier Gagnère blends classical references with bold graphic lines. He creates sculptural, elegant furniture and objects with an undeniably French character. About Artelano. Artelano was a leading French design publisher from the 1980s, known for its avant-garde collaborations and refined contemporary furniture. Their editions are now sought after for their sculptural quality, cultural relevance, and strong value in the vintage design market.