Charlotte Perriand; Dining Table; 1950s; MidCentury Modern; Modernist Design; France;
Dining Table by Charlotte Perriand - 1950s
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This trestle table is a rare and refined example of Charlotte Perriand’s utilitarian modernist ethos. Designed during the 1950s, the table embodies Perriand’s dedication to honest materials, simple forms, and a balance between rustic and architectural elements. Known for her collaborations with Le Corbusier and her later independent work, Perriand developed a style that was both functional and warm - a balance clearly seen in this piece.
Made from solid oak, the table features clean lines and slightly angled legs connected by a central stretcher. The exposed joinery showcases the artisanal craftsmanship that Perriand valued, especially in her work during and after her time in the French Alps. It works equally well as a dining table or a work surface, fitting seamlessly into both contemporary and traditional interiors.
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