Odile

Overview

Odile is a coffee table from Christophe Delcourt, with 2025 beside his name on the datasheet. Per Molteni&C's page it has graphic lines and a dynamic form, fits into the Emile sofa composition or stands alone, and has a hexagonal top over a wood base.

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Construction

Two interlocking monoblocks make up the table: an oak-veneered fibreboard base and an upper top, which is either lacquered polyurethane or stone in a stainless steel frame. The feet are plastic with non-slip tips.

Specifications

• OTV3: 90 x 136 x 26 cm (axes not labelled on the drawing)
• Other models: OTV1, OTV2, OTV4 with glossy lacquer top; OTC1 to OTC4 with steel frame and stone top
• Base finishes: coffee oak, black oak, sunrise oak

Standalone or in a sofa composition

The Molteni&C page says Odile's graphic lines and dynamic form let it integrate into the Emile sofa composition or stand out as a piece of its own. It adds that the modular nature of the table allows flexible configurations to suit different spatial needs, and that placed either way it brings sculptural elegance to a living room.

Top over base

It has a hexagonal top in a range of finishes framed by a steel edge, with a wood base as a grounding contrast to the sleek top. The datasheet frames it as two interlocking monoblocks, the top joined seamlessly at each vertex, in either high-gloss lacquer throughout or enriched with marble inside a band of glossy steel.