Pine Dining or Centre Table in the style of Charlotte Perriand, France, 1950s

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Striking in its simplicity and solidity, this French pine table from the 1950s is a sculptural statement inspired by the … Read more Striking in its simplicity and solidity, this French pine table from the 1950s is a sculptural statement inspired by the elemental forms of Charlotte Perriand. The round top rests on a boldly constructed cruciform base, giving it a powerful yet understated architectural presence. Crafted from solid pine, the table embodies the principles of rustic modernism: unembellished materials, thoughtful construction, and tactile honesty. The warm tone of the wood, rich with visible grain and knots, lends a natural depth and character that only time and patina can provide. The circular top contrasts beautifully with the angular geometry of the base, where two intersecting slabs of pine form an expressive X-shaped support. Reminiscent of Perriand’s work in Les Arcs and Méribel, this table blurs the line between utility and sculpture. It offers visual harmony, structural integrity, and emotional resonance—qualities that made Perriand's designs iconic. Whether placed in a mountain chalet, artist loft, or minimalist interior, it delivers a grounded and soulful focal point.

Dimensions: Diameter: 115 cm / 45.28 in Height: 76 cm / 29.92 in
The table is in good vintage condition with light wear consistent with age. The surface bears subtle signs of use—small scratches and tone variation—that enhance its authenticity and vintage appeal.
Design Style: In the manner of Charlotte Perriand
Origin: France
Period: 1950s
Material: Solid pine wood
Style: Brutalist, French Alpine Modern, Rustic Minimalism
Condition: Good vintage condition with a warm aged patina
A rare opportunity to acquire a timeless, nature-infused work of French design—functional, tactile, and honest. See less