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With Elanta, Patrick Norguet combines a constant quest for emotion with a perfect knowledge of materials and know-how to create a timeless ensemble featuring subtle contemporary cabinetmaking details. Wood and ceramic meet in an elegant embrace on the tabletop, which is softened at the corners by a slightly sloping belt. Delicate woodwork details characterize the base.

For this table, designer Fabrice Berrux sought to combine a ceramic top with subtle mineral reflections and a crossed steel tube base, evoking the stance of a dancer. Whether oval, rectangular, extendable or fixed, every version of this table blends strength and fluidity.

Designed by Maurizio Manzoni, the Deltalis table draws an elegant line through space.With or without extensions, its oblong ceramic top, both luminous and durable, reflects light and brings a sophisticated presence.The steel base, with its symmetrical and airy lines, combines stability and fluidity, forming a silhouette where form elevates function.

To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the SPEED UP collection, Sacha Lakic has reimagined the dining table with a design that embodies fluidity and balance.Its central base, with sleek and dynamic lines, appears to capture the exact moment matter springs into motion.The marble tabletop, natural and timeless, pairs perfectly with the futuristic silhouette of the base.Together, they form a unique alliance between cutting-edge design and the elegance of noble materials.

Sacha Lakic, a designer with a passion for speed, has created a number of futuristic pieces for Roche Bobois. Here, he worked on the Eden Rock collection, mixing influences, from discreet references to Louis XVI style (with the thin cherry wood slats creating rhythm) to post-war American industrial design (with the massive brass, which highlights each piece with a discreet shine).The fine white marble top is luminous, the slender cherry wood slats add rhythm, and the brass touches enhance the...