Pair of nightstands; Maison Regain, ca. 1970

Pair of nightstands; MAISON REGAIN, ca. 1970.
Elm wood.
With a drawer at waist height.
Measurements: 41 x 50 x 37 cm (x2).
Pair of French-designed nightstands, crafted from solid elm and characterized by their compact proportions, clean lines, and distinctly handcrafted construction. Each piece features a drawer integrated into the mid-section, discreetly fitted into the structure, which preserves the formal continuity of the set and its geometric simplicity.The warmth of the wood, the richness of its grain, and the solidity of the construction reflect the aesthetic of 1970s French furniture, in which natural materials and essential forms took on renewed prominence. Its formal language is rooted in the organic modernism movement and contemporary rustic-inspired furniture, closely aligned with the sensibilities of designers such as Pierre Chapo and Charlotte Perriand.
Maison Regain is a French firm specializing in solid wood furniture, particularly elm, whose production was particularly widespread between the 1960s and 1980s.