Pair of tables / end tables in red lacquered wood, by Guy Lefèvre, Maison Jansen
France, 1970
“Palm tree” table lamp, Christian Techoueyres, Maison Jansen
France, circa 1970
Pair of end tables in parchment and brass, by Guy Lefèvre, Maison Jansen
France, 1970
Console in brushed brass and blue lacquered wood, by Guy Lefèvre, Maison Jansen
France, circa 1970
“Palm tree” table lamp, Maison Jansen
France, circa 1970
Furniture with shelves in brass, wood and glass, Maison Jansen
France, circa 1970
Pair of bronze pedestal tables with glass tops, Maison Jansen
France, 1960
Pair of coffee tables in solid gilded bronze and glass, Maison Jansen
France, circa 1980
Pair of “palm tree” floor lamps in worked brass, Maison Jansen
France, circa 1970
Large luminous palm tree in worked brass, Maison Jansen
France, circa 1970
Rare mahogany chest of drawers, Maison Jansen
France, circa 1970
Luminous palm tree in brass and bamboo, Maison Jansen
France, circa 1970
Paire de tables-bouts de canapé en bois laqué noir et inox, by Guy Lefèvre, Maison Jansen
France, circa 1970
Paire de bouts de canapés en bois laqué noir, by Guy Lefèvre, Maison Jansen
France, circa 1970
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Maison Jansen
Maison Jansen is an interior design house based in Paris, France. It was founded in 1880 by the Dutchman Jean-Henri Jansen. Maison Jansen is considered the first global design firm to have made its name a brand offering its services worldwide.
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