Intervalle

With « Intervalle », Guillaume Delvigne presents to us a profoundly realistic dining table and low table which are accessible in eight types of solid wood.‎ Connoisseurs will actually want to see the value in the test to which the maker Ligne Roset rose by brilliantly advancing the creation of these pieces with as couple of parts as could be expected at this point with refined treatment of the areas of wood.‎ Around the focal opening the light streams agreeably onto the tightened plane wing-molded base.‎ The two unique provisions of this reach lie as much in this focal ‘separation point’ and the manner by which the two base parts arise underneath it, as in the manner by which the veins in the end grain utilized for the legs meet with those in the level grained lumber utilized for the tops.‎ It is, to sum up, a play of lines, bearings and clearing bends which we are welcome to find, whatever the distance and point from which these two tables are viewed.‎ A method of giving proper respect to the respectability of the solid wood from which they are constructed.‎