Marcel Gascoin "marguerite" Table And Chairs Set.

Modular dining table with 4 cane chairs.

Minimalist table with a luminous, uncluttered aesthetic. Square in shape, it becomes round after opening and rotating the top, which unfolds its 4 leaves.This set is in oak. The seat and back of the chairs are caned.They come from the furniture production of Marcel Gascoin (1907-1986).

Marcel Gascoin, born August 24, 1907 in Le Havre and died October 27, 1986 in Paris 13ᵉ, was a decorator specializing in "serial furniture", who played a major role in the emergence of French design after the Second World War. He is recognized for his significant contribution to modern furniture. His career was marked by an innovative and democratic approach to design, aimed at creating affordable, functional and modular furniture for the modern home.In 1946, Gascoin began mass-producing furniture under the Comera brand. His work is distinguished by the introduction of modular furniture, optimizing space and meeting the needs of modern homes. He draws inspiration from Bauhaus principles and boat cabin layout techniques to design furniture that is practical, versatile and aesthetically pleasing.Gascoin advocates a minimalist, economical approach to furniture design. He uses materials such as light-colored wood and polished brass, promoting a bright, uncluttered aesthetic. His furniture is designed to be modular and upgradeable, allowing users to add to their furniture as their needs change.His work has emphasized functionality, simplicity and the optimization of space, principles that remain relevant and inspiring for contemporary designers.

Open dimensions: diameter 112.5 cm.