Didier Rozaffy Furniture

A piece from the 1950s, designed by Didier Rozaffy for the French manufacturing company Oscar, specializing in modular bookshelves and furniture. At that time, Oscar furniture was i...

Sideboard from the 1950s by Didier Rozaffy for the French manufacturer Oscar, specialized in modular bookshelves and furniture. During this period, Oscar furniture was innovative, distinguished by its adaptability, with pieces designed to be divided, transformed, and arranged in various configurations. The company received a silver medal at the 10th Triennale di Milano in 1953 and was celebrated for its craftsmanship and quality. This mahogany veneer set consists of three two-tiered columns, featuring wooden doors, interchangeable black and ivory glass doors, and a drop-front desk. Manufacturer: Meubles Oscar...

Modular Bookshelves, 1950s, by Didier Rozaffy for French Manufacturer Oscar. A hallmark of mid-century innovation, Oscar furniture stood out for its adaptability and versatility, offering modular elements that could be divided, reconfigured, and tailored to suit any space. Celebrated for its craftsmanship, the brand received the prestigious silver medal at the 10th Milan Triennale in 1953, cementing its reputation for quality and ingenuity. This elegant set, in mahogany veneer, features four levels: one equipped with two wooden doors and three with sleek, interchangeable black and white glass doors. The clean lines and modular functionality exemplify the forward-thinking design of the era. Manufacturer : Meubles Oscar...

Pair of bookcases dating from the 1950s, by Didier Rozaffy for the French manufacturing company Oscar, known for its modular bookcases and furniture. During this period, Oscar furniture was innovative, characterized by its adaptability, with elements capable of dividing, transforming, and arranging in different ways. The company received the silver medal at the 10th Milan Triennial in 1953 and was renowned for its quality. The set, made of mahogany veneer, consists of three levels, accommodating wooden doors, a drop-down bar, and interchangeable black and white glass doors. Manufacturer : Meubles Oscar...

1960’s sideboard designed by the French designer Didier Rozaffy in the style of Le Corbusier. It’s the modular system ‘Le Meuble Oscar’ that was only pro...

Library-desk dating from the 1950s, by Didier Rozaffy for the French manufacturing company Oscar, libraries, and modular furniture. At that time, Oscar furniture was innovative and ...

Showcase bookcase designed by designer Didier Rozaffy for Meubles Oscar in the 1950s. Modular and fully removable system. For its ingenuity, this system ...

Rare standing desk designed in 1950's by Didier Rozaffy for Meubles Oscar, France. Early edition in oak wood and colored glasses with folding door as a writing desk with storage...

Didier Rozaffy, bookcase, Circa 1960 Oscar Furniture edition Wood and perspex Measures: L 79 x P 31 x H 149 There is a stain on the top wooden part of the bookcase.   

Library furniture "Oscar" by Didier Rozaffy. Sliding and removable doors. Very good condition, oak structure. Modulable and modifliable. French design.

This is a vintage 1960s bookcase. Designed by Didier Rozaffy for Oscar Furniture, a 1950s French manufacturer pioneering modular furniture. Easily removable thanks to a typical Osca...

Modular wall cabinet designed by Didier Rozaffy for Oscar Paris. The entire cabinet can be broken down then reassembled on location. The cabinet r...