Levant Coffee Table | Dorothée Delaye
Price Upon Request
Levant Coffee Table
160 × 80 x H40cm
European Oak, Glazed Ceramic
Its name refers to “le soleil levant” or “the rising sun”. This sun-drenched table
is the epitome of Dorothée Delaye’s strong ties to craftsmanship. It is a remarkable piece of marquetry carved from fine oak like a totem, with four legs sculpted with waves as if to connect it to the earth.
Decorated with a central wave, the top blends the elegance and nobility of wood with the vibrant spirit of ceramics. The clash of materials springs from a collaboration with Marseille ceramist Diane Fekete, whose work always stuns with its evocative power. A poetic and hypnotic glazed ceramic version is reminiscent of coral rock or boiling lava.
Price Upon Request
Levant Coffee Table
160 × 80 x H40cm
European Oak, Glazed Ceramic
Its name refers to “le soleil levant” or “the rising sun”. This sun-drenched table
is the epitome of Dorothée Delaye’s strong ties to craftsmanship. It is a remarkable piece of marquetry carved from fine oak like a totem, with four legs sculpted with waves as if to connect it to the earth.
Decorated with a central wave, the top blends the elegance and nobility of wood with the vibrant spirit of ceramics. The clash of materials springs from a collaboration with Marseille ceramist Diane Fekete, whose work always stuns with its evocative power. A poetic and hypnotic glazed ceramic version is reminiscent of coral rock or boiling lava.
Price Upon Request
Levant Coffee Table
160 × 80 x H40cm
European Oak, Glazed Ceramic
Its name refers to “le soleil levant” or “the rising sun”. This sun-drenched table
is the epitome of Dorothée Delaye’s strong ties to craftsmanship. It is a remarkable piece of marquetry carved from fine oak like a totem, with four legs sculpted with waves as if to connect it to the earth.
Decorated with a central wave, the top blends the elegance and nobility of wood with the vibrant spirit of ceramics. The clash of materials springs from a collaboration with Marseille ceramist Diane Fekete, whose work always stuns with its evocative power. A poetic and hypnotic glazed ceramic version is reminiscent of coral rock or boiling lava.