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Maison Lecan presents this XXL solid oak coffee table from the 1950s, a unique piece that commands attention with its exceptional dimensions and outstanding craftsmanship. At 248 cm long and weighing over 100 kg, it naturally structures large spaces without needing to assert itself beyond its sheer presence.
The oblong shape with its generously rounded ends embodies an effective simplicity—characteristic of the modernist vocabulary of the 1950s, in the style of Pierre Chapo, where the nobility of the raw material and the purity of form take precedence over any ornamentation. The 6 cm thick solid oak top is assembled using tongue-and-groove joints, a traditional technique that guarantees the table's enduring strength. The wide planks, with their expressive grain and generous knots, reveal a vibrant and warm surface, with blond and golden tones characteristic of oak that has been worked over time.
The four cylindrical legs in dark-stained solid pine create a beautiful counterpoint to the lightness of the tabletop—the same material, two different interpretations. The low height of 41 cm and the satin varnish finish complete the piece with understated elegance.
A rare piece, designed to last, that will find its place naturally in a loft, a large house, or any space seeking furniture with a strong personality.
Unique piece. Over 100 kg.
LDP Reference: 20260317-001 Dimensions: W 248 x D 86 x H 41 cm — Tabletop thickness: 6 cm
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