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Lèa
Christophe Delcourt's glossy lacquered small table with a hexagonal top on a rectangular base.
377 × 455 × 377 mm
2025
Official product information
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Overview
Lèa is a small table by Christophe Delcourt, dated 2025 on its datasheet. Molteni&C's page presents it as a statement piece balancing boldness and refinement, with a monolithic form defined by clean geometric lines.
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Construction
It is two interlocking monoblocks: a rectangular base and a hexagonal-shaped top, seamlessly joined at each vertex. The structure is rigid polyurethane from a mould, finished in a monochromatic glossy lacquer.
Specifications
- LTA1: 37.7 x 37.7 cm, 45.5 cm high (axes not labelled on the drawing)
- Finish: glossy lacquer in seven colours
Story
A monolithic form
The Molteni&C page calls Lèa a pure expression of sculptural design. The page links its single block-like form and clean geometric lines to the Odile coffee tables, which also pair a rectangular base with an irregular hexagonal top.
Light on the surface
The finish captures and reflects light, enhancing the table's presence in the living space and making it both a functional surface and an artistic focal point. The page ties the seamless finish and striking silhouette to Delcourt's vision of modular elegance.
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