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Traversante Coffee Table

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Beyond its historic re-editions, Ecart Design continues to create its own pieces guided by the same philosophy of ‘luxe pauvre’ — noble simplicity achieved through honest materials, careful proportion and the refusal of superfluous ornament, so that each object earns its place in a room through clarity of form rather than decoration.

The Traversante Coffee Table takes its name from the French word for ‘crossing through,’ a nod to the way its top moves between two textures in a single continuous gesture — one half left smooth, the other gouged by hand, as though the wood itself were caught mid-transformation. It is a quietly sculptural statement from Ecart, the Paris house Andrée Putman founded in 1978 to carry the discipline of French Modernism forward.

Made from oak finished with a matt varnish, the table plays smooth against textured surfaces so that light catches each differently across the tabletop, giving the piece a shifting, tactile presence. Bespoke woods are available upon request, so the contrast can be recut in a species suited to any interior.

Designed by Ecart Design

Coffee table pictured here in smooth and gouged oak with matt varnish

Bespoke Woods upon request
W 140 x D 70 x H 30 cm / W 55.1″ x D 27.6″ x H 11.8″
Handmade in France
Production lead time: 14 weeks
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