The LessLess table, designed by Jean Nouvel for the Fondation Cartier in Paris, combines elegance and functionality through an ingenious use of aluminum’s strength. Its design is based on an extremely thin external profile of the horizontal top, reinforced by a system of edges and folds that provide rigidity. Available in high and low versions, as well as in rectangular and square formats, the table is offered in various lacquered colors, allowing it to adapt to different environments. Nouvel’s work reflects his philosophy of creating objects that complement his architectures, highlighting the essence of an “architectural design” that transcends the conventional in the world of luxury furniture.
