More compact and aerial, the brutalist coffee table in white marble plays on the dialogue between strength and softness. Its top, carved from a naturally eroded stone, retains an organic, irregular edge, while the softened upper surface gently catches the light. Resting on three solid-oak cylindrical legs, it combines the mineral presence of marble with the warmth of wood, resulting in a piece that is both sculptural and intimate. Each table is strictly unique: the marble veining, contours and thickness differ from one piece to another, ensuring that every interior is graced with a singular work, shaped by nature and revealed by the Atelier Franck Genser.