Mathieu Matégot. Mid-Century Modern style. French craftsmanship

This piece, mathieu matégot, illustrates the Mid-Century Modern style characteristic of French craftsmanship from the 1950 period. Mathieu Matégot. Porte-revues Design in Lacquered Metal Noir and Métal Perforé. Circa 1950.

Mathieu Matégot (1910-2001), a French designer of Hungarian origin, is famous for his innovative work with perforated metal (rigitulle) starting in the 1950s. His creations — magazine racks, pedestals, furniture — combine functionality, elegance and originality. A pioneer of industrial design, Matégot has marked the history of modern French furniture and his pieces are now sought-after classics among collectors.

Mid-Century Modern design, combining functionality and refined aesthetics, gives this piece a remarkable timelessness. Clean lines, noble materials and attention to detail characterize this movement that marked decoration of the 1950s-1970s. Highly sought after today, these creations integrate perfectly into contemporary interiors.

With its dimensions of 19.88 in wide, 8.07 in deep, 20.67 in tall, this piece will naturally find its place in a sophisticated interior. It will sublimate a living room, library or office, whether classic or contemporary. An ideal choice for lovers of fine antiques and refined decoration. Good general condition.