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Fleur
A compact coffee table with a rounded textured glass top and three curved, petal-like legs.
503 × 470 × 497 mm
Official product information
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Overview
Molteni&C presents Fleur as a coffee table by Christophe Delcourt. The official page describes a rounded textured glass top and a delicate structure with soft, organic lines. The representative version is FTV50.
Construction
The table is supported by three curved legs that fan out in a concentric arrangement. Molteni&C compares the gesture to flower petals in bloom. The transparent top contributes to the light appearance described on the page.
Specifications
- FTV50: drawing values 50.3, 49.7 and 47 cm
- The technical drawing does not label the axes.
- The page describes Fleur as compact, with a rounded top.
Story
A floral structure
The name Fleur is reflected in the three curved legs, which fan out concentrically like petals. The description connects this arrangement to a flower in full bloom, turning the support structure into the defining visual gesture.
Transparency and lightness
The rounded textured glass top and curved structure create the airy quality emphasised by the official page. Fleur is presented as a practical, compact table that can sit comfortably within contemporary, minimalist or more classic interiors.
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