With the Mexico coffee table, Charlotte Perriand has created a piece that is both functional and expressive, designed to blend effortlessly into any space.

Stemming from research carried out between 1938 and 1939 into free-form designs, this low version developed in 1956 is distinguished by its folded sheet metal frame with a triangular cross-section, replacing the original wooden legs and asserting a strong graphic identity.

Designed to be used alone or in a group, it allows several pieces to be combined to create free-form yet structured arrangements. The generous thickness of the solid wood top, with its subtly rounded edges, highlights the material and reinforces its presence.

Available in various finishes, with a top in natural or stained oak, Canaletto walnut, or in a matt or gloss lacquered version in several colours, it adapts to a wide variety of environments and atmospheres.

Selected finishes are available with an integrated power supply featuring 6 USB ports distributed on both sides of the tabletop (3 USB-A and 3 USB-C in total). The product is supplied with a power cable without a plug. Connection to the electrical network must be carried out by qualified personnel.

Wood is a natural material, susceptible to change over time due to the effects of light, temperature, humidity or use. These variations are not defects, but contribute to the beauty and authenticity of the piece.

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