Adrien Audoux & Frida Minet Low Bamboo And Wrought-iron Sideboard Circa 1950

An elegant, modernist two-door low sideboard from the 1950s attributed to the famous French designers Adrien Audoux and Frida Minet, recognizable by its V-shaped base, produced by Vibo.

This iconic piece of furniture, representative of the so-called French Riviera style or the Brutalist movement, stands out for its high-quality craftsmanship using natural materials and transports us back to the atmosphere of the French Riviera in the 1950s.

Front and structure: Fully clad in vertically arranged split bamboo half-canes, offering a superb graphic design and a warm, original blond patina.

Base: An inverted “V”-shaped bamboo base, reinforced at the base with woven rattan bindings. A strong visual signature of the design duo.

Metalwork: Magnificent hinges, ornate hinge plates, and original black wrought-iron lock plates, creating a contrast that lends the piece a great deal of character.

Interior Layout & Functionality:
The interior features a dual storage compartment separated by a central divider, each equipped with a removable shelf. The piece comes with its two original keys, and both locks are fully functional. The light wood interior is clean, sound, and well-maintained, showing only a few slight and normal signs of wear (visible in the photos).

Stable, sturdy piece in excellent original condition. Ideal for adding a warm, vintage touch to a contemporary interior (hallway cabinet, living room sideboard, or TV stand).

Characteristics:
Period: 20th century—circa 1950
Style: 1950s Design / Modernist / Riviera / Brutalist
Condition: Very good original condition, very clean interior, beautiful patina
Materials: Bamboo, Rattan, Wood, and Wrought Iron

Dimensions:
Width: 114.5 cm
Height: 84 cm
Depth: 47 cm

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