French design house Ligne Roset has launched three new tables all designed by Guillaume Delvigne, with whom the company is working for the first time. Delvigne has created three new pieces.
Intervalle pays homage to the solid wood from which it’s constructed by playing with lines and the direction of the wood grain. This dining table has sculpted sides and a central fault line as well as a cutout in the table’s center to let light through.
The Mallea occasional table was inspired by the principle of malleability, hence its name. The square table has corners pressed inward by the legs to create its rounded clover-like shape. Mallea comes in four different tabletop finishes—the “Merrazzo” stone pictured above as well as latte, corsé or verde marble—with a satin finish black steel base.
Delvigne designed Nodum as a “micro architecture.” The metal “X” in the center of the table’s base functions as both its structural and visual focal point. Crafted from solid American walnut, Nodum comes in two different sizes.