Le Corbusier conceptualized this table in 1958, producing an organic, yet rational design. Its distinctive construction begins with the interpretation of two opposing geometric figures. A circle, transformed into a sturdy wood top, sits on a cube-shaped base, made of tubular steel rods joined at right angles. The dynamic, minimalist style lends modern appeal to an object of impressive aesthetic value; intended to furnish homes or conference rooms, it seats up to 10 people. The table can be equipped with integrated electrification.