Ceramic and Stained Beech Coffee Table by Roger Capron, 1960s

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Elevate your living space with a true piece of mid-century modern artistry — a 1960’s coffee table by the renowned … Read more Elevate your living space with a true piece of mid-century modern artistry — a 1960’s coffee table by the renowned French designer Roger Capron. This exquisite table features a ceramic tiled top adorned with intricate, nature-inspired motifs, framed in solid stained beech wood. Measuring 77 x 77 x 37 cm - 30.31 x 30.31 x 12.60 inches , it is perfectly proportioned for both style and function. The tabletop is signed “R. Capron” on one of the corner tiles, a testament to its authenticity and Capron’s meticulous craftsmanship. In excellent condition, this table stands as a timeless piece, ready to enhance any modern or classic interior.

Roger Capron (1922-2006) was a celebrated French ceramicist and designer, widely known for his contributions to mid-century modern design. After graduating from the School of Applied Arts in Paris, Capron moved to Vallauris in the South of France in 1946, where he opened his own ceramics workshop. His work quickly gained recognition for its unique blend of traditional craftsmanship and contemporary aesthetics.

Capron’s designs often drew inspiration from the natural world, incorporating organic forms and earthy colors that became his signature style. His pieces were not only functional but also highly artistic, making them sought-after by collectors and design enthusiasts worldwide. Capron’s legacy continues to influence modern design, with his works displayed in museums and private collections across the globe.

This table is more than just a piece of furniture; it’s a slice of design history. Don’t miss the opportunity to own a stunning artifact from one of the most influential designers of the 20th century.

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