In 1955, Jean Pauchard was searching for his ideal table. ‘It's the legs that count,’ he said. After an initial model with more rectangular lines, he refined the design from 1960 onwards to give it its current, more slender silhouette. The T55 Table was born.

The Café 55 Square Table echoes the iconic architecture of the original model: tapered, conical legs made entirely of steel, which give it a visual lightness while affirming the robustness of its construction. Their precise design is the model's signature feature and illustrates the technical excellence that TOLIX holds dear.

Available with two types of tabletops, it reveals two distinct expressions of the project: a steel version, in keeping with the historic model, affirming its industrial character and great strength; or a solid oak version, delicately bevelled to preserve the integrity of the original design. Its construction combines a three-ply inner panel and two continuous outer plies, made by a cabinetmaker from Morvan, guaranteeing excellent stability over time. (PEFC-certified wood.)

Versatile by nature, it is equally at home in an office, meeting room, dining area or residential interior. It combines aesthetics, functionality and industrial heritage in a timeless silhouette.

Weight: Steel top, 14 kg / wooden top, 15.7 kg.

About finishes:
- Powder-coated steel: Available in a range of natural colours with a glossy finish, powder-coated steel offers a luminous and uniform depth. Applied by powder coating, the paint revives the historic finish of TOLIX furniture and guarantees excellent durability for indoor use.

- Raw varnished steel: Raw varnished steel reveals the material in its most authentic form. Marks, nuances and irregularities bear witness to the manual work and the life of the metal. The varnish protects without altering, preserving the raw appearance while extending durability for indoor use.

Images: Illustrative, the actual visual appearance being more accurate than images or photos, which vary in quality depending on the screen, cannot reproduce it identically.