Teak And Nubuck Dressing Table And Two Matching Ottomans, By R. Landault – 1970

This elegant teak dressing table, created by French designer Roger Landault (1919–1983)*, embodies the refinement of postwar French design.
Its sleek silhouette is enhanced by drawer fronts upholstered in brown nubuck, adding a warm and sophisticated touch.
Functional and ingenious, it features three drawers with discreet handles, while its hinged lift-up top reveals a mirror and a storage compartment delicately lined with poppy-red felt, creating a subtle and elegant contrast.
The set is complemented by two matching ottomans, with soft lines and coordinating finishes, which round out this piece that is both practical and decidedly decorative.

*Roger Landault (1919–1983), regarded as a design genius—as talented as he was precocious—enrolled at the Lycée des Arts Appliqués in Paris in 1933. Throughout his career, he brilliantly adapted his work to the changing times.

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Period: 1970

In perfect condition.
Satin-varnished finish

Delivery available in France and internationally upon request.

Width: 150 cm
Depth: 45 cm
Height: 65 cm

Ref. 472V