Trapezoidal steel legs: Adds architectural interest and visual contrast to any space
High-pressure laminate tabletop: Offers durability and a sleek black finish
Powder-coated steel base: Ensures stability and long-lasting protection
Thick beveled edges: Provides a sculptural, robust appearance
Iconic design by Jean Prouve: Represents a landmark in mid-century modern furniture
Summarized by Shop
Jean Prouvé conceived the Trapèze in the early 1950s for the Cité Universitaire in Antony, outside Paris. The commission demanded furniture that could hold its own within an architectural context, and Prouvé answered with a table that reads as a small building in its own right.
The name comes directly from the form: trapezoidal legs bent
