Georges Frydman. Asymmetrical cabinet desk. 1950s–60s.

Georges Frydman

Asymmetrical desk in varnished oak, featuring a free-form top and a two-drawer cabinet offset to the left. The base is made of black-lacquered tubular steel. Key for the drawer.

Made in France in the 1950s–60s.

Dimensions: H 71.5 x W 139 x D 78 cm

Reference: LS67331819

Georges Frydman, born in 1924, is a French designer whose work is part of the functionalist and modernist curren, inspired by Bauhaus creations. After meeting Le Corbusier, in 1954 he founded the Functional Equipment for Housing, better known by the acronym AFA. His work has appeared in the journal l’Architecture d’Aujourd’hui. In 1966, Frydman received the René Gabriel Prize, an award that pays tribute to designers of serial furniture lines that are both qualitative and economical.

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