Circular Marble Table – Luigi Saccardo for Maison Jansen, 1970s Architectural elegance in marble and steel Designed by Luigi Saccardo for Maison Jansen during the 1970s, this circular dining table is a refined expression of the era’s fascination with luxurious materials and clean architectural forms. Combining the timeless beauty of Calacatta marble with the precision of stainless steel, it achieves a perfect balance between sophistication and modernity. The generously proportioned round top is crafted from white Calacatta marble, distinguished by its elegant gray veining and natural depth. Resting on a sculptural stainless-steel base, the composition creates a striking visual contrast between the warmth of natural stone and the sleekness of polished metal. With a diameter of 140 cm, the table comfortably accommodates gatherings while maintaining a sense of openness and fluidity within a room. Its circular form encourages conversation and interaction, making it equally suited to dining spaces, executive interiors, or refined contemporary settings. Produced by the prestigious Maison Jansen, renowned for its influential role in twentieth-century French interior design, this piece exemplifies the house’s commitment to exceptional craftsmanship and enduring elegance. The marble top presents two minor chips, consistent with age and use; restoration may be undertaken if desired. Designer: Luigi SaccardoManufacturer: Maison JansenOrigin: FranceYear: 1970sMaterials: Stainless steel, white Calacatta marble with gray veiningDimensions: H 73 cm × Ø 140 cmCondition: Good vintage condition; two minor chips on the marble top A sophisticated statement piece where noble materials and modern design come together in timeless harmony.