Armando Franco was a Mexican architect and designer known for his refined modernist sensibility and deep attention to material and structure. A student of José Villagrán and collaborator of Max Cetto, his work reflects a commitment to clarity, modular thinking, and elegant restraint. Franco’s designs translate architectural logic into timeless forms — crafted with precision, built to endure.
Design
Designed in 1955, the COFRAN Table M1C distills Franco's architectural approach into a modular, handcrafted form. Composed of solid cedar pieces assembled with visible pressure wedges, the table reveals its structure with precision and elegance — an H-shaped base running cleanly through its surface.
Reissued by Clásicos Mexicanos, this piece reflects a moment where craft and modernism converged. It can be made to order in three size variations. Please inquire.
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Year
1955
Dimensions
S – 80.7 x 39.3 x 28.7 in
M – 94.4 x 43.3 x 28.7 in
L – 122 x 47.2 x 28.7 in
