Mathieu Matégot
Mathieu Matégot
Mathieu Matégot was a French designer and artist, renowned for his innovative work in the mid-20th century, particularly in furniture design. Born in Hungary in 1910, he became a key figure in the post-war design movement, blending modernism with craftsmanship. Matégot is best known for his use of metal, often combining it with materials like rattan and leather to create functional yet aesthetically striking pieces. His “Rigitulle” technique, a method of bending metal mesh, became a signature of his style. His work, which includes chairs, tables, and lighting, is celebrated for its elegance, practicality, and artistic flair, establishing him as a leading designer in the mid-century modern era.
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Original Java model portes revues magazine holder in folded steel by Mathieu Matégot 1950s
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Original Java model portes revues magazine holder in folded steel by Mathieu Matégot 1950s
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Rare Original Ateliers Matégot Etagere by Mathieu Matégot
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mid century French plant stand attributed to Mathieu Mategot circa 1950
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metal and wicker baby basket
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mid century French planter by Mathieu Mategot
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mid century French planter or wastepaper basket by Mathieu Mategot
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Artimeta magazine holder in metal by Mathieu Mategot 1950s
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Rare steel bread basket by Mathieu Matégot
