A T22C L’œil coffee table by Pierre Chapo, defined by its modular form and sculptural clarity in elm.
T22C L'oeil Coffee Table by Pierre Chapo, France - 1972
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Designed in 1972 by Pierre Chapo, the T22C L’œil coffee table is defined by its distinctive eye-shaped form and modular composition. Crafted in elm, the design consists of two interlocking boomerang-shaped elements that can be used together as a single table or separated into individual pieces. The thick top, supported by six cylindrical legs, gives the piece both stability and a dynamic presence.
Visible joinery along the edges reflects Chapo’s commitment to traditional craftsmanship and structural clarity. Rooted in his philosophy of material, form, and function, the table balances geometric precision with a natural expression of wood. Both sculptural and practical, it stands as a characteristic example of Chapo’s approach to modern design.
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