Pair of bedside tables in elm from the 1980s, brutalist design, chalet.

Edited by Simat, one of the last high-end French furniture manufacturers created by the Doubinski brothers, reminiscent of the creations of Maison Regain or Charlotte Perriand. Stamped on the back and inside the drawer. Of good quality, these are robust pieces designed to last, with intricate details and a cubic volume. Made from solid elm (front), melamine, and elm veneer on top. They are certainly envisioned as bedside tables, but they can easily be repurposed as end tables, accent furniture, etc. Furniture in very good condition. Some very discreet signs of use. Notably, a very slight swelling on the edge at the bottom, barely visible. A stain on one of the two interior niches. The top, sides, and fronts are impeccable. DIMENSIONS: Height 49 cm, Width 46 cm, Depth 38 cm.