Dining Room

The Valensole Bar Stool sits somewhere between sculpture and furniture. The top is stone, solid wood or glass depending on the version, and it takes the room's light differently at every hour of the day. The base is shaped, not decorated. It looks best with almost nothing on it.

The Volx Counter Stool is finished in materials that wear in rather than wear out, and scaled for proximity: close enough to reach from where you sit, solid enough that you never think about it. A bar / counter stool is doing its job when you stop noticing it.

The Manosque Counter Stool is spare on purpose: a surface, a base, a precise weight, hand-finished in a neutral shade that sits quietly with the rest of a room. You stop seeing it after a week. You would miss it immediately.

The Reillanne Bar Stool has a solid top and finely proportioned legs, and the surface is meant to be used, not protected: books, glasses, the everyday. The material does the talking here. Run your hand over the top before you decide.

The Caseneuve Bar Stool is finished in materials that wear in rather than wear out, and scaled for proximity: close enough to reach from where you sit, solid enough that you never think about it. A bar / counter stool is doing its job when you stop noticing it.

The Rustrel Bar Stool is finished in materials that wear in rather than wear out, and scaled for proximity: close enough to reach from where you sit, solid enough that you never think about it. A bar / counter stool is doing its job when you stop noticing it.

The Gargas Bar Stool is spare on purpose: a surface, a base, a precise weight, hand-finished in a neutral shade that sits quietly with the rest of a room. You stop seeing it after a week. You would miss it immediately.

The Cabrières Bar Stool is spare on purpose: a surface, a base, a precise weight, hand-finished in a neutral shade that sits quietly with the rest of a room. You stop seeing it after a week. You would miss it immediately.

The Robion Bar Stool is finished in materials that wear in rather than wear out, and scaled for proximity: close enough to reach from where you sit, solid enough that you never think about it. A bar / counter stool is doing its job when you stop noticing it.

The Maubec Bar Stool sits somewhere between sculpture and furniture. The top is stone, solid wood or glass depending on the version, and it takes the room's light differently at every hour of the day. The base is shaped, not decorated. It looks best with almost nothing on it.

The Oppède Bar Stool is finished in materials that wear in rather than wear out, and scaled for proximity: close enough to reach from where you sit, solid enough that you never think about it. A bar / counter stool is doing its job when you stop noticing it.

The Perast Dining Table is a sculptural tribute to 1970s postmodernism, masterfully crafted from solid, ivory-toned travertine. Defined by its bold geometric contrast, it features a massive monolithic pedestal base that supports a refined, circular top with effortless grace. Every inch of the stone’s porous surface tells a story of geological time, offering a tactile, matte finish that feels both ancient and cutting-edge. Designed to be the soulful heart of the home, its round silhouette encourages intimate conversation and gathers guests with ease. 

The Silves Dining Table exists at the precise intersection of sculpture and multi-functional design. Expertly crafted from natural ash wood, it reimagines the grandeur of a farmhouse staple through a modern, Japandi lens. Its expansive surface is engineered with a focus on ergonomics, transitioning seamlessly from a formal dining centerpiece for 6–8 guests to a high-capacity executive workstation. The soft, natural finish emphasizes the authentic texture of the wood, catching the light differently at every hour to create an organic-minimalist anchor for your space. Supported by a considered, architectural base, the Silves is a tactile masterpiece, designed to elevate your daily rituals, whether you are hosting an exquisite dinner or architectural brainstorming.

The Varna Dining Table sits somewhere between sculpture and furniture. The top is stone, solid wood or glass depending on the version, and it takes the room's light differently at every hour of the day. The base is shaped, not decorated. It looks best with almost nothing on it.

The Marsala Dining Table is a bold celebration of texture and organic form. It features a softly contoured, asymmetrical top that defies traditional geometry, creating a fluid silhouette that looks different from every angle. This expansive surface is supported by monumental, fluted cylindrical legs that bring an architectural rhythm and grounded stability to the piece. Crafted with a smooth, warm wood finish, the Marsala strikes a perfect balance between avant-garde artistry and everyday durability. Whether anchoring a formal dinner or a creative workspace, its striking proportions and timeless craftsmanship make it a definitive statement of modern sophistication.

Clean, balanced, and quietly bold, this round dining table is a modern centerpiece designed for effortless gathering. Its smooth circular top rests on a cluster of solid cylindrical legs, creating a sculptural base that feels both sturdy and refined. Perfect for intimate dinners or everyday meals, it offers a harmonious blend of simplicity, stability, and contemporary design.

The Volos Dining Table is a masterclass in geometric balance, designed for those who appreciate architectural clarity. It features a softly beveled circular top that rests upon a striking, faceted pedestal base: a sculptural form that tapers elegantly to create a sense of grounded lightness. Crafted with a meticulous wood finish, its round silhouette not only maximizes conversation but also provides generous legroom for a comfortable, uninterrupted dining experience. Whether anchoring an intimate breakfast nook or a curated dining space, the Volos delivers a quiet confidence and timeless aesthetic that elevates every gathering into a special occasion.

The Valensole Dining Table is a round 150 cm top in solid travertine, polished smooth, every slab with its own veining and texture. A warm, social table for six that nothing will mark. Crafted in travertine. Measures 150 cm wide (59″) × 150 cm deep (59″) × 75 cm high (30″). Made to order in 10 to 16 weeks. Like every Marcelina piece, this dining table can be commissioned in custom dimensions, materials and finishes. Book a consultation to tailor it to your space. White-glove delivery across the US and Panama, with up to a 3-year warranty included.

The Pierrevert Dining Table balances a 150 cm round top on a semi-conical pedestal that narrows as it rises, rock-solid underneath and leg-free all the way around. Six sit easily. Crafted in solid wood. Measures 150 cm wide (59″) × 150 cm deep (59″) × 75 cm high (30″). Made to order in 10 to 16 weeks. Like every Marcelina piece, this dining table can be commissioned in custom dimensions, materials and finishes. Book a consultation to tailor it to your space. White-glove delivery across the US and Panama, with up to a 3-year warranty included.

A study in balance and proportion, the Mesa table features a wide, rectangular top supported by two substantial u-shaped slab legs. The beauty of this design lies in its rhythmic repetition: the gentle curve of the base echoes the sleek profile of the tabletop, creating a harmonious, continuous look. It’s a statement piece that feels like a permanent fixture of the room's architecture.

The Vallauris dining chair has the quality of something that was always going to be there. Its lines are clear, its weight reassuring, its upholstery (where it has it) chosen for tactile warmth above visual novelty. Pull it in, sit down, let the meal begin.

The Antibes is an Dining Chair for living in. Its form is resolved, its frame the work of hands that understood what they were making. Pull it to the window or beside the fire; it rewards both.

The Cagnes dining chair has the quality of something that was always going to be there. Its lines are clear, its weight reassuring, its upholstery (where it has it) chosen for tactile warmth above visual novelty. Pull it in, sit down, let the meal begin.

The Carros dining chair brings considered form to the table, literally and without apology. Its back offers support without stiffness; its seat, comfort without excess. The frame is jointed and finished by hand, the kind of chair that ages into a room rather than out of it. Made for long evenings and unhurried meals.