A piece of furniture but also a sculpture, the Palette coffee table effectively sums up the world of Faye Toogood: sensitive, organic design, deeply rooted in its material. A designer, but also a stylist, interior architect and artist, this British achiever has followed a unique path on the contemporary design scene for over a decade. Her audacious, sculptural furniture is always guided by its practical use, with unfailing loyalty to the materials she explores. Renowned for her instinctive lines and raw forms, she sets her name here to a very pure and incarnate design.

Made of sycamore, the Palette coffee table pays tribute to the artist’s palette. Its surface with irregular contours seems to have been achieved in a free, almost spontaneous, gesture, contrasting with the precision of its production by master artisans. Each piece is handmade then worked upon to give a finish with wax and pigment in a natural shade which responds to the wood’s specific features. This age-old treatment, once used to protect furnishings, unveils the special character of each table, whose nuances and marks are voluntarily preserved. More than a mere support, Palette conveys a vision of furniture in which form, materials and gestures find their right place within the space.