Pierre Chapo Center Tables

Elmwood circular dining Table model T21D by Pierre Chapo. After the war, he passed the entrance exam to the Beaux Arts de Paris in architecture. The classics, Greeks, Romans, the Ba...

Whimsical 19th century English aesthetic movement occasional table, center table, or games table crafted from radiant tortoise shell bamboo. The two-tier table features a trompe l'oeil decorated top on both tiers with decoupage playing cards on a black background with a rope border. The top of the games table is square with clipped corners. The legs are crafted from thick bamboo poles...

Vintage Brutalist Round Oak Coffee Table: A Statement of Timeless French Elegance Transform your living space with the powerful presence of this Brutalist Vintage Round Solid Oak Coffee Table from France. Measuring 92 cm in diameter and standing at a solid 42 cm in height, this stunning piece brings together the rugged charm of Brutalism with the warm sophistication of French vintage design. Crafted from high-quality solid oak, its natural grain and rich tones make it a timeless centerpiece, perfect for those looking to make a bold yet refined statement in their interior. Why Choose Brutalist Vintage? Brutalist vintage furniture stands out for its robust structure, minimalist aesthetic, and inherent character, all of which are perfectly embodied in this round coffee table. Unlike delicate styles, Brutalism emphasizes strong, unembellished forms and earthy materials, creating a sense of raw beauty that ages gracefully over time. The solid oak used in this table not only enhances its durability but also gives it a rich texture and patina that add warmth and depth to any room. Styling Tips for Your Brutalist Oak Coffee Table To complement the Brutalist aesthetic, pair this round oak coffee table with similarly bold and textured elements: Layer with a Neutral Rug: Place the table on a thick, neutral-toned rug in materials like wool or jute to ground the piece and add subtle contrast. Add Soft Contrasts: Use plush, oversized cushions or a leather sofa with minimalistic lines to balance the table's rugged form with softer, luxurious textures. Mix with Metal Accents: Incorporate industrial-style metal accessories—think iron candleholders, a steel tray, or a simple brass bowl. The juxtaposition of metal with solid oak adds a modern twist. Natural Elements: Highlight the oak's warmth with natural decor pieces such as stone coasters, clay pottery, or lush green plants, bringing in an organic balance that enhances the Brutalist vibe. Statement Lighting: For evening ambiance, use a bold floor lamp...

Gorgeous Pierre Chapo Style Brutalist solid oak coffee table on solid oak legs. In original condition with some visible wear and scratching consistent with age and use. Top is 4.25” ...

This striking coffee table is the T02M model, designed by Pierre Chapo in 1963. Made of solid elm wood with a beautiful grain, this iconic piece embodies timeless sophistication. Unt...

Description Stamped and numbered oak octagonal drum Gillow and Co. pedestal table, circa 1860. Untouched and 100% authentic with just shy of 160 years of...

Pierre Chapo 'T22 Bow' Handcrafted Modular Low Table in Elm for Chapo Création Pierre Chapo was one of France’s most celebrated modern woodworkers and furniture designers. His sculp...

This beautiful T21E dining table from 1965 by Pierre Chapo exemplifies Chapo’s signature style and craftsmanship. Made with the utmost attention to detail, the T21D features a solid ...

Pierre Chapo original 60's French oak coffee table T02. Created in 1963, the T02 table is distinguished by its rounded shapes. Part of the first generation of Chapo furniture from ...

Pierre Chapo was a reknown French furniture designer and craftsman. He was initially interested in becoming a professional painter, however, after meeting with a shipbuilder who intr...

Pierre Chapo coffee table with ceramic tiles and elm wood. Signature joinery and wonderful rich color palette.

Pierre Chapo original 60's French oak coffee table T02 L 114 cm diameter. Created in 1963, the T02 table is distinguished by its rounded shapes. Part of the first generation of Chap...