Charlotte Perriand's "Rio" rattan coffee table by Cassina

The Rio coffee table, designed by Charlotte Perriand, features a unique composition of six wooden segments, each with a specific radius. Arranged in a circular pattern, these segments are intentionally offset to form an irregular outer edge. In the center, a circular opening serves as a visual focal point, giving the piece a sense of gravitational balance. Originally conceived as a pair of tables when it was designed in 1962, the Rio coffee table is now available in one size. Its exceptional combination of aesthetics and functionality elevates it to the status of a true work of art. The harmony of organic forms and craftsmanship makes it a timeless piece for any space.