René-Jean Caillette

"Conte Grande Beech" Dining Table

 is an ode to Brutalist architecture, decorative functionality, and imagined memories. It’s a city created at the intersection between the imagination of Antonio Sant’Elia, the Italian Futurist architect from the 1960s, and the visionary world of Italo Calvino’s 

. Made out of oxidized concrete, the pieces naturally create rust, allowing them to continue to tell a story as days pass. Each piece in the collection is named after a place visited by Marco Polo, Calvino’s hero. 

 is an imagined future inspired by the fantastic stories of the past.

"Future Memories" Dining Table

Valmarana Table

Cactus Dining Table

Herbier Side Nesting Table

Illusion Dining Table

Raouché Dining Table

Liquid Dining Table

Sycomore and gilded iron. Néotù edition – special order. One-off piece.

Barbara Table

Sylvie Dining Table

Waxed oak and blackened wood with circular top and hollowed belt decorated with a compass rose in the central part.
Base with four solid legs hollowed out in a rounded shape and blackened wood (iron work missing on the legs). Top opening in the central part which can accommodate extensions (missing).

Dining Table

“Cactus” — the pieces, made using the Earth Cast technique, are inspired by an intricate fusion of particles. Pure terracotta, sand, limestone, and other natural elements are fused together to capture nature in its element. The collection is inspired by the qualities of cacti.

Sylvie Dining Table

René-Jean Caillette

René-Jean Caillette

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