Chrome and Brass Round Lighting Table by Sandro Petti for Maison Jansen, 1970s

Large ceiling lamp made of chrome-plated steel, composed of large Lucite blocks through which they project light. Maison Jansen was founded in Paris in 1880 by Dutchman Jean-Henry JANSEN. The Paris headquarters was on Rue Royale, in a mansion built by architect Louis Le Tellier with GABRIEL's facade designs, for Duke François Fréderic de La Rochefoucauld. It initially sold antiques but later became an emblem of luxury internationally. In 1889 he participated in the Universal Exhibition in Paris, gaining a world-renowned reputation. Henry Jansen was the first to use the term "decorator." His vision revolutionized apartment interiors. He invented the profession of interior design. A transition forced by the advent of the industry that took the place of the master cabinetmakers of the Faubourg Saint Antoine and the suppliers of Mobilier National. The term global decoration was first used for the JANSEN Company. Henry Jansen created the CAMONDO school, which is still active today. He was able to mix theory and practice in his workshops from which emerged the great decorators we still remember today. In the 1930s, Pierre Delbée...

Magnifico e imponente tavolo da pranzo ottagonale in ottone, midollino e vetro molato, disegnato da Romeo Rega per Mario Sabot negli anni '70. Misura 150cm, da lato a lato, ma svilup...

Solid table with a tubular steel frame and a large marble top with rounded corners that can be used as a desk or dining table. The peculiarity and uniqueness of this table lies in th...

Coffee table in the Space Age style, made from two bent and curved stainless steel plates, crossed together to form a solid and indestructible structure, made to last. For the tablet...

A walnut and leather sofa from the Sapporo Line, designed by Mario Marenco for Mobil Girgi, produced in the 1970s, Italy. Marked under the pillows. Beautifully designed with angled f...

This very special square coffee table, fitted with solid steel legs, can be transformed into a large dining table by simply lifting it up so that the legs, opening, raise the top bri...

This Sandro Petti dining table for Angolometallarte from Italy the 1970s is one of our favorite items. We love the combination of the black chromed metal, brass feet, and glass top. ...

This big round table designed by Sandro Petti for Metalarte balances perfectly all its materials, from red marble to brass and glass, to convey a refin...

A rare find, this dining table exemplifies the designs by Sandro Petti for company Metalarte around 1970. A thick transparent glass surface has a striking oblong shape and rests atop...

A unique and rarely seen extendable coffee table by Sando Petti, 1970's. Constructed out of chrome and brass, this table is a truly shiny conversation piece. Each side features a chr...

This beautiful bar side table or planter table on wheels from the mid-century modern French Riviera period is bursting with nostalgia. Designed by Sandro Petti for l’Angolometallarte Roma, it features a light golden and brown olive wood marquetry frame...

This beautiful square coffee table from the Mid-Century Modern French Riviera period is bursting with nostalgia. Designed by Sandro Petti for l’Angolometallarte Roma, it features a light golden and brown olive wood marquetry frame...