The Vendôme dining table by Hugues Chevalier distills the geometric confidence of 1930s Art Deco into a singular, sculptural form. Born from a French design house established in 1978 within the Bertrand furniture group, this designer dining table speaks to an era when architecture and furniture shared the same vocabulary — bold lines, purposeful proportion, unbroken silhouette.

What defines the Vendôme is its continuous structure: the legs rise and merge into the tabletop surface without interruption, creating a fluid envelope of form rather than an assembly of parts. There are no visible joints, no seams where support meets surface. The eye travels from floor to table in one unbroken gesture — a detail that lends the piece its quiet authority. It is geometry in service of grace, where every angle has been considered and every transition resolved.

Available in two configurations — 240×110×75 cm, seating eight comfortably for an intimate dinner, or the generous 300×110×75 cm format that accommodates ten to twelve guests for formal occasions or doubles as a commanding conference table. The integrated leg design reclaims legroom that conventional structures sacrifice, making both sizes feel open and unencumbered. Dimensions, finishes, and materials can be specified through Hugues Chevalier's bespoke manufacturing process, ensuring each table is tailored precisely to its setting.

• Dimensions: 240×110×75 cm · 300×110×75 cm
• Materials: Available on request
• Customization: Dimensions, finishes, and materials specified to project requirements
• Origin: Handcrafted in France

Frequently asked questions

Can the Vendôme be customized to specific project dimensions?
Yes. Hugues Chevalier manufactures each piece to order, allowing full specification of size, finish, and material. Contact us to discuss your requirements with our team.

Is the Vendôme suited to both residential and professional environments?
Absolutely. The clean, architectural profile and robust continuous-form construction make it equally at home in a formal dining room or a high-end boardroom. The 300 cm configuration is particularly well suited to contract settings where presence and durability are essential.