Pair of Large End Tables in Chrome and Bronze Mirrors. Circa 1970

This pair of large end tables combines a polished chrome structure with bronze mirror tops, fully expressing the mid-century vocabulary of the 1970s. The chrome catches the light with elegant reflections, while the bronze mirror brings depth, warmth and a decorative dimension that contrasts with the rigour of the metal structure.

The 1970s mark in France the height of a decorative tradition in which chrome, brass and tinted glass become the signature materials of a sophisticated modernity. End tables from this period, conceived as autonomous pieces, articulate the space around a seat by adding light, presence and function. The chrome/bronze bichromy here establishes a true dialogue of materials.

With balanced dimensions (Width: 65.5 cm | Depth: 65.5 cm | Height: 38 cm), the pair naturally finds its place at the ends of a sofa, framing an armchair, or as side tables in a lobby or living room. The square form and low height create a strong visual signature without crowding.

An iconic pair from the 1970s whose graphic personality continues to dialogue with eclectic and contemporary interiors.