Model 71 B Office by Georges Frydman for EFA

Georges Frydman’s office, published by EFA.

Model 71 B desk in brown mahogany and white laminate from the 1960s, designed by Georges Frydman for EFA.

Georges Frydman won the René Gabriel Prize in 1966.

Source for Model 71 B: Contemporary catalog specifically documenting this model. (Will be provided as a PDF.)

This desk consists of a mahogany tabletop, a two-drawer unit with hidden handles, and a bookshelf (or decorative) module. The metal frame is made of gray steel.

The desk can be placed in the center of a room. The “bookcase” unit can be positioned on the inside or outside; it is also removable. The drawer unit can also be placed on the right side during assembly.

Each drawer has an interior sliding shelf.

The tabletop has been restored with a new eco-label varnish.

The piece is in very good vintage condition. Minor signs of wear.

Dimensions in cm:
L160 x H74 x D70

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This desk exemplifies the functional approach developed by Georges Frydman for EFA in the 1950s and 1960s.
See also:
• Bureau Georges Frydman