TABLES

Having designed furniture for the likes of Cartier and Louis Vuitton, as well as the Palazzo Farnese in Rome, Christophe Delcourt is no stranger pieces that convey opulence and luxury. The JAZ coffee table, in flawless Marble Marquina, perfectly showcases this aspect of his work. The unique, angled shape reinforces the quiet splendour and purity of the material, ensuring this table will lend any interior space an air of grandeur.

This intriguingly bifurcated tabletop design rests atop a cruciform leg design, creating a unique and aesthetically sophisticated coffee table. The DUP, designed by Vincent Dupont-Rougier for the Delcourt Collection, celebrates and highlights the material, available in various oak tints, lacquered wood, or walnut. This chic and nuanced piece completes and elevates any living room.

The IBO low table was inspired by Japanese design, hence its name. The oiled brushed finish allows for an attractive, natural feel to the elm wood. A raised design on the tabletop appears as if the legs below are pushing up and through the surface, a play on our perception of how we know wood to behave.

Christophe Delcourt is no stranger pieces that convey opulence and luxury. The GEO low table from the Shape of Shade collection is available in two sizes and rendered in White Beauty or Travertine marble, perfectly showcases this aspect of his work. The unique, angled shape of the base reinforces the quiet splendour and purity of the material, ensuring this table will lend itself to any interior.

Christophe Delcourt began his career in theatre before becoming one of the world’s most celebrated and sought-after designers. Perhaps no piece showcases his sophisticated French elegance so completely as the DOO side table. Rendered in purple grey ash or bronze with black patina, the table demonstrates the understated drama of organic forms, resulting in a refined and timeless aesthetic.

The asymmetry of the geometric shapes highlights the pristine quality of the tabletop in this stunning side table from designer Christophe Delcourt for the Shape of Shade collection. Available in two sizes, in oak or epicea with various finishes, the piece exudes an elegant permanence that is impervious to trends. We like the GEO for the generous glow of hospitality and sophistication it brings to any room.

Nomadic and transversal, the TIN side table is adaptable to many different rooms. Comprised of a round wood tabletop that conforms to meet a hollow square marble base, the TIN side table offers a unique opportunity to store and conceal items its base.

The OUK, designed by Vincent Dupont-Rougier for the Delcourt Collection, challenges our ideas of balance and symmetry. In Ceramic, this exquisitely wrought round side table perches atop a square plinth. Featuring a refined and timeless aesthetic, this piece elevates and opens any room it occupies.

Designer Christophe Delcourt demonstrates the breadth of his artistic vision with this dramatic side table. The OKO, available in a variety of colours, is a striking ceramic work representing the pinnacle of contemporary French elegance. We like this piece for its understated sophistication, sure to elevate the décor of any interior space.

A rustic oak surface is supported by a black high gloss leg design with a natural lacquered wood feature. This piece makes a stunning and chic addition to any home.

Designers Forest & Giaconia delicately rendered the geometry of this dining table to convey lightness and grace, in keeping with the naturalist aesthetic of the Delcourt Collection. The balanced placement of the legs, along with the gently sloping angles of the tabletop, evokes the pastoral and eternal. Made of solid oak, available in various finishes, this is one of our warmest and most sensual tables.

The perpendicular asymmetry of the leg design highlights the pristine quality of the tabletop in this stunning dining table from designer Christophe Delcourt. Available in oak or walnut with various tints, the piece exudes an elegant permanence that is impervious to trends. We like the TYE for the generous glow of hospitality and sophistication it brings to any room.

This sturdy tabletop is supported by a playfully organic leg design, creating an exceptionally inviting and functional table. Available in four sizes, in customizable shapes including round, rectangular, or organic table tops. In oak with various finishes or high gloss lacquered wood, Jean-Paul Tortil’s YBU table from the Delcourt Collection is perfect for any gathering, be it a meeting in the office or a lingering dinner party in the dining room.

This sturdy tabletop is supported by a playfully organic leg design, creating an exceptionally inviting and functional table. Available in four sizes, in customizable shapes including round, rectangular, or organic table tops. In oak with various finishes or high gloss lacquered wood, Jean-Paul Tortil’s YBU table from the Delcourt Collection is perfect for any gathering, be it a meeting in the office or a lingering dinner party in the dining room.

A curved natural-finish wood leg shelters a prominent architectural base comprised of a textured lava stone bottom slab. This dining table manifests Delcourt’s signature juxtaposition, in this case, shown in a dynamic play between straight lines and curved, as well as shiny and matte finishes.

The Teo table is another example of the expertise of the French designer, who knows how to work with wood to shape sculptural elements intended for daily use in the home. Irregular geometries run through the entire profile of the table, both at the top and in the base, made up of two wide asymmetrical legs. The gray elm wood emphasizes the strong character of the Teo table, perfect for furnishing a Nordic-style environment with cold tones, which aim for the essential.