Designed in 1963, the “Table Mille-Feuilles” comprises ten superimposed layers of two differentvarieties of wood, one light and one dark. Its circular top is bevelled around the edges and recessed in the centre to form concentric circles. Although a reduced-scale model was made, which Charlotte Perriand kept on her desk for the rest of her life, the “Table Mille-Feuilles” was never actually manufactured as machining the top proved too difficult.
This table is an exceptionally original piece, bearing witness to Charlotte Perriand’s creative genius. Made from the finest wood and in only thirty copies, each “Table Mille-Feuilles” is unique owing to the wood’s grain and the patterns created by the shaping process.
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