Nesting tables ‘Isocele’ by Max Sauze (Sold)
Set of three nesting tables, model ‘Isocele’, designed by Max Sauze and produced by Max Sauze Studio in France during the 70s. These black box shaped metal frames with square glass tops fit over each other, but can also be placed around more randomly. In very good condition with only few light scratches on the glass as shown in the pictures.
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Dimensions:
W: 31 / 38 /45 cm
D: 31 / 38 / 45 cm
H: 30 / 35 / 40 cm
Max Sauze is a French industrial designer best known for his light fixtures and side tables. He was born in Algiers in Algeria in 1933 and studied at the École Supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Algiers and the École Camondo in Paris before establishing his eponymous aluminum company.
His lamps are typically made from metal sheets and bent, woven aluminum. They look like heaven structures, enclosing the light bulb. Sauze’s work was influenced heavily by the theories of Nikolaus Pevsner, a German-Brittish architectural historian. The designer’s most famous pieces are named after constellations.
He lives and works in Éguilles, France, on the outskirts of Aix-en-Provence, where his sculpture garden, the Garden of Éguilles, is a treat for the eyes and one that is open to the public.
