Van Rossum Patine Table Designed by Pieter Maes

The Patine dining table by Van Rossum, designed by Pieter Maes, is crafted from oak in a nude brushed finish, combining sculptural subtlety with refined proportions and an adaptable form. The dining table balances architectural presence with organic flow.

Its rectangular top, softened by rounded edges and gentle slopes, appears to extend outward with quiet fluidity. Cantilevered over two oblong legs carved with oval cutouts, the composition introduces openness and rhythm while ensuring structural stability. The legs may be placed in parallel or perpendicular formations, allowing versatile arrangements within different spatial contexts. Oak in a nude brushed finish emphasizes the natural grain, reinforcing both tactility and depth.

Available in a range of sizes, the table transitions seamlessly between intimate dining and larger gatherings. Its design evokes the softened quality of a form shaped by time, where function is anchored in material clarity and sculptural refinement.