Tapada Cabinet Bar

The Jean Tables give us a feeling of lightness. With a round polished marble top and legs inspired by the chair of the same name, they fit every space perfectly.

Pierre sideboard adds character into a common piece of furniture by taking details that make a difference and stand out in an understated and refined manner.

Center Table

CAIS Sideboard is a statement piece that will give an unique identity to any space. All of the techniques involved reveal our true craftsmanship.

The playful way leather interacts with a rigid material such as marble in this piece creates a balance between functionality and aesthetics in search of the essence of materiality. 

The playful way leather serves as a structure for the upholstery body creates a balance between functionality and aesthetics, in search of the essence of materiality. 

Using the iconic back leg shape and turning it into a whole new form, Jean can be defined as a fresh classic by its own design.

Still curved like the original, this new version has a welcoming shape that invites users to socialize with each other on a more classic kidney sofa.

Made with lacquered MDF legs and a Travertine marble top, the JEAN table gives us a strange feeling of lightness.

Inspired by the Standard chair by Jean Prouvé, and as an ode to the author itself, Jean is a chair that honours the past by looking to the future.

Using the iconic back leg shape and turning it into a whole new form, Jean can be defined as a fresh classic by its own design.

Using the iconic back leg shape and turning it into a whole new form, Jean can be defined as a fresh classic by its own design.

This desk will inspire you to work, study and most likely, create. You will easily find a way to organize and hide your stationery.

Following the presentation of the sideboard and subsequently the benches, the family PIERRE is expanding with the addition of these two products, perfect for any home office.

DOLMEN ARMCHAIR

Spider is a set of nesting tables that explore the limits of leather in relation to two other materials, challenging our perception by questioning the notions of balance and structural strength.