Roger Capron Style Round Coffee Table with Tile Top

Brutalist grooved oak and tile coffee table inspired by Roger Capron. Heavy oak framed top, with multi-color square inset ceramic tiles in excellent 70s palette. Sits on thick square...

Extra large Mid-Century coffee table with thick chrome cube legs and handsome stone top. In original condition with visible wear consistent with its age and use including some chippi...

Brutalist coffee table with stone top and chrome pedestal base. The stone top has deeper carved inset border. In original condition with visible w...

Poul Kjaerholm inspired butcher block top coffee table and offset thick polished steel legs. Butcher block measures 35.125" x 34.75" x 1.5" and has slight bowing to wood top. Visible...

Looking for a spectacular ceramic coffee table? Look no further. Ceramic top with pleasing modulations and contrasts between colors (Off-white, gray, amber, and gold), textures (sm...

Round coffee table with the famous Roger Capron Herbier tiles, designed from 1968 to 1982. The handcrafted Herbier tiles were a subset of the Garrigue...

Midcentury Capron inspired tile topped wrought iron coffee table or cocktail table. This great vintage iron table could also be used as a side table...

Looking for a spectacular ceramic coffee table! Look no further. Ceramic top with pleasing modulations and contrasts between colors (Off-white, gray, amber, and gold), textures (smooth, rough), linings (texture lines, designed lines, and grout lines), geometric patterns (within and between tiles), and tile sizes. The very best in ceramic coffee tables, Roger Capron had to offer. Ceramic tiles are made of lava, which is lighter in weight, supporting all the variations mentioned above. Moreover, each tile was shaped and flattened by hand, a first for Mr Capron's work. Mr Capron built up his company from 1 to 120 employees from 1946 to 1982. Here is a quick summary of his prolific production: - Free-form decorative items with hand-glazed decors and drawings (from 1948) - Navet tiles hand-glazed on industrial tiles from Villeroy and Boch (From 1950 to 1958) - Planet tiles hand-glazed on industrial tiles from Villeroy and Boch (From 1959 to 1975) - Hand-shaped ceramics (mostly humidors and lamps) covering the 19070s - Indoors and outdoors wall panels covering buildings and lobbies. The most famous ones are the 5-star Hotel Byblos in Saint Tropez (with Jean Derval), Gare maritime de Cannes, - Lava tiles in hundreds of colors and textures (1970 to 1984)—This coffee table is from this production. - Garrigue and Herbiers tiles (1970 to 1984) - Unique, whimsical sculptures, including gigantic sculptures...