A collectible pair of vintage plexiglass modular cubes, France 1970s. Transparent smoked finish with rounded edges and solvent-bonded bases. Compact yet versatile, ideal as display stands, decorative modules, or stylish interior accents.
This pair of vintage plexiglass modular cubes brings the bold spirit of French 1970s design into today’s interiors. Crafted from smoked PMMA sheets heat-bent with rounded edges, each cube is finished with a solvent-bonded base, visible in the glossy closure lines that mark the era’s distinctive production methods. The result is a refined balance of transparency, geometry, and technical precision.
Measuring 20 × 20 cm with a 0.5 cm thickness, these modular cubes are compact and endlessly adaptable. They can serve as sculptural display stands for collectibles, side modules for books or magazines, or statement decorative accents within a living space. Their clean silhouette recalls the editions once retailed by Roche Bobois and other French design editors of the 1970s, though these examples remain unlabelled.
Condition is excellent for their age: intact with no cracks, showing light scratches overall and more visible signs of wear at the bases, consistent with use. Rare and versatile, they embody the timeless flexibility of plexiglass modular cubes, a design language rooted in Space Age innovation.
