Born during the golden age of bold Parisian interiors, this sculptural coffee table embodies the assertive architectural language of 1970s French design, a period when furniture blurred the lines between function and art. Originating from a luxurious private apartment on Avenue Foch, one of Paris's most iconic and prestigious addresses, this piece carries a true cultural dimension. Avenue Foch evokes spaciousness, the nobility of volumes, and a discreet elegance—the natural setting for collectors, diplomats, and lovers of refined architecture. This table doesn't just decorate a space. It structures it. Architectural Presence Its monolithic silhouette with organic lines is both powerful and fluid. Made of thick molded resin, its generous structure is enhanced by a glossy ivory lacquer finish that captures the light and subtly reveals its curves. Four large lateral openings visually lighten the mass while creating a sophisticated interplay of shadows and perspectives, a hallmark of late European modernism. The original molded insert, perfectly integrated, houses a 1 cm thick round glass top, conceived from the outset as an integral part of the design. Here we are faced with a deliberate sculptural minimalism. Signature Aesthetic Architectural Organic Form Thick Molded Resin Glossy Ivory Lacquered Finish Original Integrated Insert for Glass Top Thick Round Glass Top (1 cm) Substantial Weight (approximately 30 kg) Provenance: High-End Parisian Residence, Avenue Foch Its proportions—96 cm × 96 cm × 36 cm—perfectly match the low modernist compositions of the 1970s, ideal for: • Contemporary Loft • Gallery Apartment • Modernist Villa • High-End Minimalist Interior • Space Age-Inspired Decor Dimensions Length: 96 cm (37.8 in) Width: 96 cm (37.8 in) Height: 36 cm (14.2 in) Glass Thickness: 1 cm (0.39 in) Excellent Vintage Condition Minor signs of wear consistent with the age and history of the piece.