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Maison Lecan presents this Brutalist coffee table in solid walnut, France, 1970s. The tabletop is a single slab with its live edge preserved all around: irregular, natural, with traces of bark on one side. The walnut grain is exceptional: pronounced swirls, warm reddish-brown tones, and darker areas that play with the light. The satin varnish finish enhances the material without overpowering it.
The four solid walnut legs, with a square cross-section that flares outwards and is slightly angled outwards, firmly anchor the piece to the floor. The design vocabulary is Brutalist, direct, unadorned, built around the raw material. The table is low and massive, almost a sculpture.
A piece whose character derives entirely from the wood itself.
Reference LDP: 20260403-001
Dimensions: W121 × D59 × H46 cm
Ref: N7DN6BSI62