Jean-Michel Frank

Dining Table 1935

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Jean-Michel Frank (1895-1941) was the defining genius of interwar French decorative arts, celebrated for a philosophy of luxe pauvre: humble, tactile materials elevated through pure geometry and impeccable craftsmanship.

The Dining Table 1935, co-designed by Jean-Michel Frank with Adolphe Chanaux and re-edited by Ecart International, distills the pair’s shared instinct for architectural calm, treating the dining table as a plinth-like volume rather than an ornamented centerpiece. Captured in an interior project by Studio Asai and photographed by Jean-Francois Gate, the table’s unbroken planes reveal how Frank and Chanaux let proportion alone carry the room’s authority.

Crafted with a top and structure in solid oak, available also in sandblasted oak for a more matte, textured finish, the table showcases the natural grain of French wood, each surface subtly individual, so that the material itself becomes the only ornament the design requires.

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Co-designed with Adolphe Chanaux
Jean-Michel Frank re-edited by Ecart International
Top and structure in sandblasted oak

W 220 x D 118 x H 74 cm / W 86.6″ x D 46.5″ x H 29.1″
Handmade in France
Production lead time: 14 weeks
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