Tripod coffee table in bamboo by Audoux-Minet with magazine rack (1950)

An icon of mid-century French design, blending graphic rigor and organic poetry. Succumb to the timeless charm of this superb tripod coffee table, an emblematic work by the famous designer duo Adrien Audoux and Frida Minet (circa 1950-1960). Far from classic rattan furniture, this piece stands out for its modernity, geometric structure, and innovative use of raw and noble materials. A signature & functional design. This coffee table encapsulates all the craftsmanship and aesthetic details that have made Audoux-Minet renowned: The structure: A curved tripod base made of bamboo, connected by impeccably preserved rattan bindings, offering an airy silhouette and exceptional stability. The top: Dressed in a covering of woven natural fibres (rush) that provides a unique and warm organic texture. The lower shelf: An integrated magazine holder in the form of a suspended wicker basket, a true signature of the duo, both aesthetic and highly practical for your magazines or remote controls. ## Condition & Patina. Very good vintage condition: The table is perfectly sound, stable, and robust. The weavings (top and basket) are impeccable and well-tensioned. The whole presents a superb original golden patina, attesting to its authenticity and giving it an undeniable extra soul. ## Style & Decoration Advice. With its compact format and elegant appearance, this coffee table will seamlessly integrate into your space. It will bring a bright, natural, and bohemian-chic touch to a contemporary living room, a refined veranda, or soften the lines of a more minimalist or Scandinavian-designed interior. Investing in this piece is choosing a safe bet in the history of 20th-century design. Dimensions. Diameter: 57 cm. Height: 45.50 cm.