Designed by Charlotte Thon & Marc Boinet
Satin bronze table handmade by craftsmen from recycled metal
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Each piece is unique due to its handmade nature, shapes and shades vary slightly
Lead time for a new production: 12 weeks
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Founded by French designer Ambre Jarno in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, Maison Intègre revives the ancestral West African art of lost-wax bronze casting, working hand in hand with local Burkinabé bronzesmiths and recycled metals.
The Zindi Table, designed by Charlotte Thon and Marc Boinet for Maison Intègre, is not just a table. It is a six-legged sculpture rooted in tradition, inspired by the royal stools of Nigeria’s Nupe people and reimagined by Ambre Jarno’s Burkina Faso atelier. Its name comes from zindi, meaning “sit down” in Mooré, the language of what is known as the country of honest men, embodying the warmth and hospitality at the heart of Burkinabé culture.
Handcrafted in satin bronze using ancestral lost-wax casting techniques, the table is worked entirely from recycled metal by artisan bronzesmiths in Ouagadougou. Because each piece passes through human hands rather than a mold line, its form and patina shift subtly from one table to the next. Pictured here in a one-of-a-kind Parisian apartment lined with the exquisite wood paneling commissioned by Emilio Terry, the Zindi Table also exists in four further variations, each carrying its own unrepeatable character.

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