First produced in 1937 in Charlotte Perriand’s Montparnasse workshop, this model is based on a simple construction principle: three circular-section legs connected by crossbars supporting an interchangeable top. From the outset, the project was conceived to accommodate different interpretations and materials.

This concept appeared in numerous Charlotte Perriand projects over the decades. It can notably be found in her Japanese projects of the 1940s as well as in the living spaces of the Unités d’Habitation in Marseille, demonstrating the adaptability of the design to different contexts and uses.

Now produced by Cassina as part of the I Maestri collection, this indoor version preserves the proportions and construction principle of the historical model. The solid oak structure is combined with a choice of glass or marble tops depending on the available configurations. As a natural material, wood may evolve over time due to exposure to light, temperature, humidity and everyday use. Versions with marble tops are available exclusively with a matt finish.

Explore further in our showrooms: Our teams are available to assist you in selecting the most suitable option.

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