Maylis

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A study in contrast and refinement, Maylis is a sculptural coffee table that balances geometric precision with organic richness. Designed by Christophe Delcourt, its hexagonal-multiform top is available in marble, tempered glass, and glossy lacquered finishes, each offering a distinctive aesthetic to the table. This bold yet fluid design integrates seamlessly with Delcourt’s wider collection, bringing a sense of movement and versatility to contemporary interiors.

Design Christophe Delcourt

The interplay of materials defines Maylis—the smooth, polished surface meets the striking architectural base, composed of three pairs of half-moon aluminum legs arranged at varying heights. This dynamic structure creates an ever-changing visual effect, where light and shadow accentuate the depth of its design from every angle.

“The freedom of design is rooted in a careful exploration of the geometry of forms, emphasizing the harmony between solids and voids, intersections, and overall volume”

— Christophe Delcourt

A warm counterpoint to its geometric counterpart, Maylis Wood reinterprets Christophe Delcourt’s design with softer, more organic forms. Crafted entirely from solid wood, this edition features a rounded top and three sculptural legs that seamlessly connect to the base, creating a sense of fluidity and balance.

Designed to complement the hexagonal Maylis tables, the wooden version introduces a tactile richness that enhances the interplay of materials within the collection. Available in coffee oak or black oak, Maylis Wood offers a timeless aesthetic that brings together natural textures and refined craftsmanship.

Design

Christophe Delcourt

Christophe Delcourt is a self-taught designer who honed his craft within French manufacturing ateliers, mastering materials, traditional techniques, and the art of fine furniture making. In 1995, he founded Delcourt Collection, a benchmark in French design, known for its commitment to craftsmanship and refined, understated elegance.

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“Furniture is first and foremost an element of seduction. We maintain a daily relationship with it, it participates in our environment in the same way as architecture or a piece of art.”

Christophe Delcourt

Maylis

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