The table
Setting the mood
Contrasting woods make every place at the table visibly its own.
Contrasting colours and grain patterns sit side by side, creating a table that feels coordinated without becoming uniform.
About the series
Table stories
Made by Artisans in France
Setting the mood
How the cutlery looks in use
Series guide
Mixed Wood Sets bring contrasting natural woods together within one coordinated Laguiole en Aubrac table setting. Pale and dark tones, straight grain, flowing lines and strongly figured surfaces create deliberate variation from one place to the next. The shared form and matte steel details keep the table visually connected.
Contrasting colours and grain patterns sit side by side, creating a table that feels coordinated without becoming uniform.
Variation is the central design idea: each handle contributes its own material expression while the Laguiole silhouette holds the setting together.
The matte stainless-steel bolsters frame the handle with a quiet silver line, while the matte steel finish softens reflections and allows the natural material to remain the visual focus.
Yes. Colour, grain, texture, layering and natural markings vary from piece to piece. These differences are part of the material’s character and make every handle individual.