Michel Boyer

Michel Boyer lacquered coffee table from 1970 Michel Boyer de Rebeval, known as Michel Boyer, was born in Paris in 1935 into a family of craftsmen and architects. He studied at the ...

MICHEL BOYER (1935 - 2011) Rare 'Model 10525’, VERRE LUMIERE, Chrome Steel & White Opaline Globe Table Lamp. France, c. 1972 H: 23.5 Diam. 13.25 in.

A prototype red altuglas side table designed and produced by Michel Boyer & Jean-Pierrre Laporte, France, 2009. Produced for an exhibition at Silvera in 2009.

Michel Boyer "X" stools for Rouve, France, 1968. Iconic design composed of curved stainless steel frame with a leather cushion. The stools feature their original black leather cushio...

"Brushed" table lamp by designer Michel Boyer (1935-2011) in folded stainless steel with retractable shade.

These rare mirror wall lamps were designed around 1970 by Michel Boyer and produced by Verre Lumiére in France. The pieces features a wonderful warm ...

Chromed metal lamp with flexible stem by Michel Boyer, Verre Lumière 1968 Beautiful minimalist desk metal lamp with a 360 degrees adjustable diffuser. Good original condition, sligh...

Beautiful minimalist sculptural form ' MBR 03' coffee table designed in 1968 by French master designer Michel Boyer for Rouve, Paris. Michel Boyer designed a small series of 'MBR' white laminate tables with varying overall dimensions and proportions of inset storage compartments but all based on the same theme. These tables were produced in small numbers in 1968 by the high end Avant Garde manuacturer Rouve who were based in Rue Bonaparte in Paris. Please see copy of original Rouve advert (image 2) which documents this exact model, the 'MBR 03'. The table is high quality and extremely heavy for its dimensions, finished in elegant white laminate with elegant detailing such as the rounded corners and inset storage compartments, for bottles, plants, magazines etc which add greatly to the overall sculptural form. The white minimalist form is supported on a hardwood plinth and clearly shows influences from the 'Groupe de Recherche d'art Visuel' artists based in Paris who were creating experimental works in both kinetic and op art during the same period as well as the scene eminating out of the 'Galerie Rene Denise' who were exhibiting these key 1960s artworks  One of Michel Boyer's most famous interior design projects was for the interior of the Rothschild bank in Paris in 1970, please see image 6, where he installed a number of his white laminate 'MBR' tables alongside a series of dramatic wall hung 'Espaces chromatiques carrés' kinetic cubic light sculptures by the artist Gregorio Vardanega...