Description:

Max Sauze (b. 1933), France. A pair of wall lamps in steel. Modernist design.
1960s/70s.
In excellent condition.
Dimensions: H 18.0 cm x D 16.5 cm.


Max Sauze is a French designer known for his innovative and geometrically intriguing designs, especially in lighting and furniture. Born in 1933 in Algiers, Algeria, he moved to France for his studies and graduated from the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris.

In the 1960s and 1970s, Sauze's work became particularly notable for its minimalist aesthetic and clever use of materials, often employing metal and wire to create intricate, visually striking patterns. His designs are characterized by their modernist approach, with many of them becoming iconic pieces representative of mid-century modern French design.

Some of his most famous designs include geometrically structured light fixtures and wire-framed furniture. Given their unique appearance and the craftsmanship involved, Max Sauze's creations remain popular among collectors and enthusiasts of mid-century modern design.

His career and the evolution of his design sensibilities showcased a keen understanding of form, function, and the innovative use of materials, making him a significant figure in 20th-century design.