Vincent Van Duysen has designed Louisa, a set of round and oval coffee tables in which the presence of both wood and cement conveys an innovative tactile and aesthetic effect.‎The load-bearing structure, a conical central plinth, is raised from the floor and inserted into a space hollowed out within it.‎ Transversal objects, combined at will, simply, lightly, elegantly: the quintessence of modern design.‎The table tops, a bit like suspended trays, come in ash or brick red cement or in eucalyptus wood and feature an original radial motif, achieved by means of a special procedure for joining up the slabs.‎ Notes The wood structure should be matched with the wood top.‎ The pewter colour structure goes with the ash coloured cement top.‎ The brick red coloured structure goes with the brick red coloured cement top.‎