Dining Tables

Not a straight line anywhere: the Ondine is drawn entirely in curves, its softly rounded top resting on sculpted columns of solid hardwood that reach up without quite touching it. The flame-figured surface ripples with movement, framed by matte-lacquered edges. Beneath, a hidden steel crossbar keeps everything planted and true. Organic design at a price that lets you live with it.

Save $5,005 (70%) vs. traditional retail

Monumental yet quiet, the Solène pairs a knife-edge rectangular top with clustered column legs, each turned from solid kiln-dried hardwood. Long, unbroken grain runs the full length of the top, hand-finished in a soft whitewash that deepens beautifully with age. Reinforced joinery gives it the planted, immovable feel of true craft furniture. Designer presence, sold without the designer markup.

Save $2,205 (49%) vs. traditional retail

The Honoré earns a double take from every angle: its legs interlock beneath the top in a sculptural weave that seems to defy its own geometry. Milled from solid hardwood and finished to let the grain speak, it is as planted and stable as it is visually improbable. In its largest size, it hosts a dinner party without breaking composure. An engineering party trick, executed in heirloom-grade timber.

Save $3,505 (60%) vs. traditional retail

The Léonie is furniture as landscape: a broad, hand-brushed wood top carried by an organic base sculpted entirely from solid hardwood. Every curve of the base is shaped and stained by hand, so no two tables read quite the same. In its largest size, it seats a dozen without crowding. A gallery-grade statement piece, minus the gallery pricing.

Save $12,805 (85%) vs. traditional retail