Coffee Table in Brushed Steel and Brass by Maison Jansen. Circa 1970

This coffee table in brushed steel and brass, signed by the prestigious Maison Jansen, illustrates the Parisian elegance characteristic of the 1970s. The brushed steel structure brings architectural rigour and a sophisticated matte finish, while the warm brass signs the details in a discreet, refined neoclassical grammar.

Founded in Paris in 1880, Maison Jansen remained for nearly a century the international reference for high-end interior decoration. In the 1970s, under the impulse of demanding artistic directors, the house continued to impose its signature: sobriety of lines, quality of materials, balance of proportions. This coffee table fits fully within this vocabulary, where modern brushed steel dialogues with classical brass.

With balanced dimensions (Width: 86 cm | Depth: 46 cm | Height: 46 cm), it naturally takes its place at the centre of a living room, a boudoir, a library or a reception space, where its structured silhouette articulates the space with discretion.

A Parisian creation signed by Maison Jansen whose timeless elegance continues to enchant classical, eclectic and contemporary interiors.