French Elm + Ceramic Round Coffee Table by Maison Regain, 1960s

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Designed by Maison Regain, this 1960s French coffee table brings together the warmth of solid elm and the texture of … Read more Designed by Maison Regain, this 1960s French coffee table brings together the warmth of solid elm and the texture of ceramic tile in a way that feels both rustic and refined.

Low and circular in form, the table is crafted from solid elm, with a rich tone and visible grain that give the piece an easy, grounded feel. The legs extend directly from the top in one continuous gesture, creating a silhouette that feels simple, sturdy, and well considered.

At the center, an inset of ceramic tiles adds contrast and character. Arranged in a geometric patchwork, the glazes shift between warm earth tones and cooler neutrals, with a softly textured finish that catches the light.

Stamped discreetly with Maison Regain’s maker’s mark, this piece reflects the French maker’s signature approach—natural materials and honest construction. A versatile table with warmth and substance, equally suited to a relaxed seating area or a more collected interior.

Maison Regain was a French atelier active in the 1960s and '70s, celebrated for its architectural furniture. Working in the spirit of Pierre Chapo and Charlotte Perriand, the studio embraced a Brutalist ethos tempered by warmth—emphasizing pure forms, honest joinery, and the expressive grain of French hardwoods.

Each piece reflects a distinctly regional modernism: minimalist yet grounded, rustic yet exacting. Maison Regain’s work continues to resonate for its refined balance of mass, material, and restraint.

Condition: Great vintage condition. The elm shows light surface wear and faint marks consistent with age and use. Stamped "Regain." See less