The architectural coffee table designed by none other than the Belgian Christophe Gevers is a symbol of refinement and craftsmanship.
Each piece of wood has been carefully selected and crafted by hand to ensure a unique look.

The coffee table is designed without any kind of screws or traditional fasteners. The self-supporting design allows each piece to come together seamlessly, creating a stunning and uninterrupted aesthetic.

The Belgian interior designer and designer Christophe Gevers was born in Antwerp in 1928 and died in Ohain in 2007.

In the 1960s and 1970s he built up an intriguing oeuvre about which little is known today. Christophe Gevers is little known to the general public and can be considered one of the most important interior designers of the post-war period.

He designed the interiors of a large number of restaurants and brasseries in Brussels, designed several bank buildings and designed various furniture and lighting.

He founded his own company Gevers Design and was a professor at La Cambre in the decoration and furnishing department for thirty-three years.

Thanks to a retrospective of Christophe Gevers' work in 2008, he has acquired a new status in Belgium.

His pieces are now sought after and sought after, and he is enjoying the success he deserves...
A beautiful piece that you simply must have in your collection.
The table is in mint condition!