Pierre enters the living room with the air of someone who knows exactly where he belongs: at the centre, naturally. The round top gathers everything without losing aplomb — an open book, a tray, two cups, a conversation that lasts longer than expected. The turned legs introduce an unexpected, slightly retro movement, while the edge holds the shape with a clean line, like a jewel worn with studied nonchalance. Low proportions, full presence, manners polished enough to be invited anywhere. Then, once arrived, it sets the tone of the room.