Brutalist palm wood table

Maison Lecan presents this exceptional dining table from the 1950s, inspired by brutalist and modernist design, imported at the time from Bali and made from palm wood (coconut tree). This exotic, noble wood is particularly heavy and dense, distinguished by a unique striped and speckled grain that offers a striking visual contrast and a strong architectural presence. A true artisanal feat, its structure relies entirely on an ingenious system of through tenon and mortise joints, without any screws or metal parts. A traditional and robust design that allows for complete disassembly in just a few movements, greatly facilitating its delivery and installation in all types of spaces. The tabletop has been fully restored and varnished by us in our workshops to protect it sustainably while revealing the richness and depth of its fibres, while the base retains a superb natural patina. Its generous dimensions and extraordinary personality make it a unique piece, ideal for an interior architecture project or to add character to a dining room. Dimensions: L215 X D84 X H78 cm / H under the apron: 74 cm (providing excellent seating comfort) Ref LDP: 20260918-001.