RIO Low Table

RIO Low Table
The Rio table, a true masterpiece of design, boasts an extraordinary beauty that is complemented by its remarkable functionality. Crafted from solid wood, it comprises six segments, each featuring a distinct radius and staggered in a way that creates a jagged outer edge. At its heart, a central hole serves as a metaphorical center of gravity, drawing the eye and inviting contemplation. Initially conceived by Charlotte Perriand as a pair, the Rio low table was later refined into a single piece that encapsulates her vision. From 1962, the year of its inception, to 1967, Perriand also produced a larger version specifically for the Japanese embassy in Paris, further solidifying its status as a versatile and sought-after design. With its unique blend of form and function, the Rio table transcends the boundaries of traditional furniture. It serves not only as a practical addition to any living space but also as a decorative object that adds character and sophistication to the home.