Free Form Table
Made by Cassina
Designed by Charlotte Perriand
Questo tavolo da pranzo dalle curve eleganti, parte dell'iconica serie "en forme libre" di Charlotte Perriand, unisce armoniosamente la forma organica al design d'avanguardia. Reinterpretato da Cassina in una dimensione versatile per la sala da pranzo, può ospitare comodamente fino a otto persone, adattandosi a una varietà di spazi e stili. Il suo piano asimmetrico poggia su tre supporti cilindrici, disponibili in legno massello con venature naturali che ne esaltano la bellezza o in una finitura laccata lucida in una gamma di colori. Un vero pezzo d'autore, questo tavolo incarna l'artigianalità senza tempo e la raffinatezza moderna.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Charlotte Perriand Table en Forme Libre?
The Table en Forme Libre is a mid-twentieth century design by Charlotte Perriand, characterized by a freeform biomorphic top and three cylindrical supports. Cassina reissued it as part of its Les Références collection, which preserves significant works by canonical modern designers.
What materials is the Table en Forme Libre available in?
The table is offered in solid wood, where the natural grain becomes part of the composition, or in a lacquered finish across a curated palette of colors. The choice between the two significantly shifts the table's presence, from warm and organic to graphic and refined.
How many people does the Table en Forme Libre seat?
The table accommodates up to eight people. Its asymmetrical silhouette means seating arrangements feel less prescribed than at a conventional rectangular table, which can influence how a room is organized around it.
What is the Cassina Les Références collection?
Les Références is Cassina's archive of reissued designs by architects and designers central to the history of modern furniture, including Le Corbusier, Charlotte Perriand, and Gio Ponti. Each piece is produced to standards that respect the original design intent and material specifications.
How does Perriand's design philosophy inform this table?
Perriand consistently resisted the orthogonal conventions of postwar furniture design, drawing instead from natural forms, landscape, and the human body in repose. The Table en Forme Libre reflects this sensibility directly: its contour was never derived from a grid, but from the same free curves she applied to her alpine interiors and collaborative work with Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret.