This unique Charlotte Perriand console bar top, crafted in the 1970s, is an exquisite piece of design from the renowned French ski resort Les Arcs 1800. Designed originally for the ‘Les Arandelieres’ residence, this model showcases Perriand’s distinct design philosophy, combining rustic charm with refined functionality. The console top features an impressive 6 cm thick slab of solid pine wood, highlighting a stunning wood grain and a rich, original patina that reflects the era’s aesthetic. Its free-form, skewed front adds an organic touch, while visible woodworking connections speak to its artisanal craftsmanship. The console is mounted to the wall with two black lacquered metal supports, inspired by the metal base design used in Les Arcs tables but custom-made to support this unique top. Positioned slightly away from the wall, it creates a subtle floating effect that accentuates the console’s shape. This versatile piece can serve as both a wall console or a writing desk, adapting effortlessly to various interiors. It holds a strong provenance from Les Arandelieres residence in the Les Arcs 1800 part. This console is in good condition and remains an exceptional example of Perriand’s timeless and functional design. Literature: Charlotte Perriand: Jacques Barsac, Complete Works Volume Vol. 4: 1968-1999. Page 200. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no official proof of authenticity, however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution