Designed in the 1970s by Nadine Charteret, this striking dining table exemplifies the bold geometric elegance of late modernist design. The octagonal glass top is articulated with precisely arranged frosted and clear panels, creating a graphic, architectural composition that plays beautifully with light and reflection. It is supported by a sculptural base in matt chrome-plated steel, formed of four vertical pillars rising from a square plinth, giving the piece both visual lightness and structural strength.
With its refined materials and strong spatial presence, this table is both a functional dining surface and a true statement piece.
