Mexique Tables

DESIGNED BY Cassina

One of Charlotte Perriand’s iconic “tables en forme libre” created in the late 1930s, the Mexique table’s final design was developed in 1952 for the students’ rooms of the Maison du Mexique at the International University Campus in Paris (CIUP). With a frame intended to be as compact as possible, Mexique can be grouped, moved, and juxtaposed to create a larger surface area—or add interest using different heights, finishes, and colors.

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Mexique Tables Overview

Classic free-form design available with a wood top in American Walnut, Black Stained Oak, or Natural Oak finish or a painted wood top in a variety of gloss or matte colors

Essential three-leg base with metal legs in Gunmetal Grey or Matte Black finish

Three heights of occasional tables suit a variety of settings

Use alone or group together to create a layered landscape of surfaces

Collaborative tables—low and high—are ideal for use with Mexique stools