Modernist console in brushed steel and smoked glass - 1970

Modernist console in brushed steel and smoked glass - 1970s in the style of Maria Pergay. This console perfectly embodies the avant-garde and sculptural aesthetic of 1970s French design, influenced by the work of Maria Pergay, an emblematic figure of Brutalist and minimalist design of that era. The structure is very heavy, crafted from brushed steel with clean lines and a slightly satiny matte finish. The steel is worked with great precision, revealing a subtle balance between industrial robustness and refined elegance. Top: Smoked glass with clean edges provides visual depth and an effect of lightness, contrasting with the metal structure. The console rests on two lateral legs formed by symmetrical semicircular arches, evoking an inverted U-shape, a formal element frequently found in Pergay's work. The two arches are joined by a horizontal central crossbar, ensuring stability while emphasizing the overall graphic aspect. The geometry is both rigorous and fluid, playing on curved and taut lines. Modernist style with a futuristic touch typical of the 1970s. The influence of kinetic art and minimalist architecture is evident. Reminiscent of the creations of Maria Pergay, Michel Boyer, or Willy Rizzo. Height 74cm. Length 132cm. Width 58cm. Very good overall condition. Note a few light scratches consistent with age and a small, discreet chip visible in the photo.