First designed by Pierre Culot in 1975, the Dining Table is a striking expression of sculptural simplicity. Originally made in Belgian Bluestone, it embodies both strength and refinement, its generous proportions resting on two monolithic legs. The surface reveals the natural depth of the stone, grey-blue tones punctuated by subtle fossil traces that speak of geological time.

Conceived as more than functional furniture, the table anchors its environment with architectural clarity. Both durable and timeless, it is a piece that bridges the sculptor’s artistic practice and the everyday ritual of gathering around a table.