Pair of zebra wood and brass bedside tables, 1960s, France.

Pair of zebra wood and brass nightstands, 1960s, France. This playful pair of nightstands combines clean lines and soft curves in a way that is both functional and expressive. The spectacular grain of the wood adds rhythm to the surface, while the curved side panels give the piece a slightly animated character—almost as if it were in motion. The square metal handles and brass-tipped legs add a subtle contrast to the otherwise organic appearance. Each piece features two doors that open to a single spacious compartment, making them practical for use as nightstands or in the living room. The legs are slightly tapered and subtly mismatched, reinforcing the idea that these are not rigid, perfectly mechanical objects, but pieces with personality. Together, the proportions, details, and finishes give these nightstands a sense of movement and charm, as if they are intentionally standing a bit askew. A small repair on the leg, well done. Dimensions. Width: 59 cm. Height: 52 cm.