Sfax Dining Table by Pierre Chapo, 1965

This beautiful T21E dining table from 1965 by Pierre Chapo exemplifies Chapo’s signature style and craftsmanship. Made with the utmost attention to detail, the T21D features a solid elm wood stucture, highlighting the natural beauty and warmth of the material. The clean lines and design of the table makes it a perfect centerpiece for any dining room. The table can be disassembled for safe and easier transport. Chairs on the pictures not included in this listing but can be purchased separately in another listing. The work of Chapo combines ancient woodworking skill and tradition with a contemporary approach. In designing his distinguished pieces, Solid oak, elm, teak and ash were mainly used. After graduating from the Parisian École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts in architectural studies, he travelled through Scandinavia, Central America and the United States. After returning to the French capital, he opened his own gallery in 1958 on boulevard de l’Hôpital 14, where among other artists mainly his and Isamu Noguchi’s creations were on display. In 1960, he received a gold medal from the city of Paris as a token of appreciation for his contributions to the city. Chapo’s work is parallel to the designs by Charlotte Perriand. Due to the increase of demand for those pieces, Pierre Chapo’s work is highly sought after as its similar in many ways. Pierre Chapo is for sure one of the best designers from French soil, clearly to be seen at his architectural designs and craftsmanship.