With its dark wood and contemporary spirit, this vintage games table adds a refined touch to a living room or reading nook. Its square format, both compact and stable, is just as well-suited for impromptu games as it is for moments of relaxation over coffee. When closed, it is more discreet and easily finds its place against a wall, while when open, it offers a comfortable surface for playing games or setting down a few books. The wood, with its deep tones, pairs naturally with a light fabric sofa, a brass lamp, or mismatched chairs. On a graphic rug, it becomes the center of a convivial scene, between cards, a glass tray, and a lovely stack of books.
Width: 75 cm
Depth: 75 cm
Height: 73 cm
A brief history of the games table
A centerpiece of 18th-century drawing rooms, the games table is a symbol of the art of living and conviviality under Louis XV. Featuring a swiveling or removable top, it often conceals a felted interior in green baize for cards or chess. Whether called a "bouillotte table" or a "system table," it falls into a Classical or Directoire style depending on its legs. Today, it is easily repurposed as an entryway console or a side desk with unique character.
