Free-form tripod coffee table, Charles Ramos, France, 1950

This coffee table is not just a simple piece of furniture, it is a piece of French design history from the 50s. Designed by Charles Ramos, it embodies all the elegance and modernity of this era, with its freely curved top and its tapered tripod base. Its greatest length is 120 cm for a top height of 42 cm from the ground, it changes shape depending on the point of view and naturally finds its place in a living room, bringing warmth and character to your interior. Its wood has been carefully restored, respecting the patina of time while restoring its original shine. A few discreet traces of its history remain, testifying to its authenticity. Its varnish, faithful to the original, sublimates the contrast between the solid oak structure and the black Formica top. It is a table that is immediately noticeable. As sculptural as it is functional, it attracts the eye without imposing itself, matching both a vintage interior and a more contemporary and minimalist decor.