Maylis

Overview

Maylis is a coffee table by Christophe Delcourt, dated 2025 in its datasheet heading. Molteni&C's page calls it a sculptural coffee table that balances geometric precision with organic richness, with a hexagonal-multiform top in marble, tempered glass or glossy lacquer.

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Construction

The version with metal legs stands on three half-moon support legs in glossy aluminium, iridium grey or iridium brown, each with a non-slip plastic ground support. The wood version has a solid stained oak structure and an oak-veneered top on a painted steel frame.

Specifications

• MTV5: 141.2 x 133.5 x 30 cm (axes not labelled on the drawing)
• Other models: MTV1, MTV2, MTV3 and MTV4
• Tops: marble, glossy lacquer, back-painted textured glass, or oak veneer

Contrast of geometry and material

The Molteni&C page describes Maylis as a study in contrast and refinement. Its top is smooth and polished and meets an architectural base of half-moon aluminium legs, and the structure creates an ever-changing visual effect in which light and shadow accentuate depth. The curved top offers a constantly changing perspective from every point of view.

A wood counterpart

Maylis Wood is a warm counterpoint, with softer, more organic forms: a rounded top and three sculptural legs that connect to the base. This wood version completes the Maylis coffee table collection and is characterized by rounded shapes.