Charlotte Perriand Table, 1987

Charlotte Perriand Table – 1987
Circa production – Free-form pine and lacquered steel

This striking table, designed by Charlotte Perriand in 1987 and produced by Circa, exemplifies the designer’s enduring commitment to organic forms, material honesty, and functional beauty. A synthesis of modernist elegance and natural expression, the piece features a substantial, free-form pine tabletop resting on a distinctive double base of satin-finished black lacquered steel with angled supports.

With dimensions of H 67 × W 126 × D 76 cm, the table offers a sculptural yet practical presence — ideal for contemporary interiors seeking a statement grounded in design heritage. While the tabletop shows signs of wear, including scratches and some material loss, its visual impact remains powerful and authentic, speaking to the raw, tactile quality often embraced in Perriand’s work.

This table is more than furniture — it is a piece of design history, reflecting Perriand’s lifelong exploration of the relationship between structure, space, and nature.

Designer: Charlotte Perriand
Year: 1987
Materials: Free-form pine, satin-finished black lacquered steel
Dimensions: H 67 cm × W 126 cm × D 76 cm
Condition: Visible wear on tabletop (scratches, material loss)

Bibliography: Charlotte Perriand, L’Oeuvre Complète, vol. 4, pp. 330 & 367 – Jacques Barsac, Éditions Norma