Quatre feuilles dining table • collector

With the Quatre Feuilles dining table, the Andrée Putman Studio develops a design language in which organic geometry is expressed through the formal rigor characteristic of its aesthetic. Conceived within a vocabulary faithful to this design language, the table is structured around a support divided into four sections, evoking the shape of a clover. This composition creates a balance between the softness of curves and the precision of the drawing. The deliberately substantial legs anchor the piece firmly in space and establish a strong sense of stability. Their presence contrasts with the visual lightness of the tabletop, generating a controlled tension between weight and fluidity. The attention to detail is particularly evident in the integration of bronze accents, discreetly applied to both the tabletop and the legs. These elements introduce luminous highlights that enrich the perception of the object and emphasize the quality of its finishes. As a new edition rooted in the spirit of Andrée Putman’s work, Quatre Feuilles reflects a constant attention to proportion, materiality, and precision of line. Between structural strength and subtle detailing, this table embodies an approach to design that is at once rigorous and sensitive.