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, notably in her Japanese projects of the 1940s featuring tops made from local materials, as well as in the living spaces of the Unités d’Habitation in Marseille.

Now part of the Cassina I Maestri collection, this outdoor version retains the spirit of the original design in an execution adapted for exterior use. It combines a solid teak structure with a Carrara marble top treated with a water- and oil-repellent finish.

Designed for outdoor use, this item nevertheless requires regular maintenance. This simple care routine helps preserve its appearance and comfort over the seasons.

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