In the 1980s, Pierre Culot extended his exploration of stone furniture with the Coffee Table. Crafted in Burgundy limestone, Belgian Bluestone, or Gris des Ardennes, the piece translates strength into intimacy. Its low profile and compact form bring the tactile qualities of stone into close proximity, making it an anchor for interiors.

The design balances weight and openness through its intersecting planes, while the stone itself carries unique tonal variations, from the warm creams and beiges of Burgundy, to the cool greys of Bluestone, and the distinctive darker tones of Gris des Ardennes. A sculptural yet understated presence, the Coffee Table reflects Culot’s ability to merge material honesty with essential form.