Tray Table in Acrylic Glass, Faux Bamboo, and Chrome in the style of Maison Jansen, 1970s

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The Maison Jansen-style tray table in acrylic glass and chrome offers a sophisticated example of 1970s French design. Constructed with … Read more The Maison Jansen-style tray table in acrylic glass and chrome offers a sophisticated example of 1970s French design. Constructed with a distinctive faux-bamboo aesthetic, the piece merges traditional forms with modern materials. The folding base features clear acrylic segments connected by polished chrome joints, supporting the removable top with stability and elegance. A rectangular black surface defines the top of the tray table, bordered by a stylish metal gallery with integrated handles for easy use. The contrast between the translucent structure and the solid dark top creates a visual balance characteristic of the Hollywood Regency aesthetic found in Maison Jansen-style pieces.

Furniture produced during this period frequently experimented with synthetic materials to update classic motifs. This Maison Jansen-style design uses the transparency of acrylic glass to create a sense of lightness, while the metallic accents provide a crisp, industrial finish. The legs terminate in angled metal sabots, reinforcing the structural integrity of the X-shaped base. This tray table stands as a testament to the enduring appeal of 1970s luxury furniture, characterized by clean lines and high-quality craftsmanship. This piece is designed in the style of the selected designer and/or manufacturer See less