Dimensions: Height: 63 cm Diameter: 41 cm Condition: Very good Designed in the 1990s, the Cathy Lies Bistro table is a refined example of minimalism balanced with elegant proportions. The table stands on a slender central leg that expands upward into a three-armed structure supporting the tabletop. This design gives the piece a visually light presence, allowing it to complement a space without overpowering it, despite its sculptural character. The design is by Christophe Pillet, known for his ability to combine restraint with sophisticated form. In this model, his signature approach is clearly visible: no unnecessary details, clean lines, and proportions that speak for themselves. The table is crafted from wood with a deep, warm finish. The natural grain is clearly visible and interacts beautifully with light, giving the surface a subtle sense of movement depending on the viewing angle. The round tabletop and stable base balance the slim silhouette of the overall structure. This is a versatile piece that works well in a variety of interiors — from mid-century and retro spaces to contemporary or more minimal settings. It can function as a side table, bedside table, or a small coffee table next to an armchair. It pairs particularly well with soft textiles, glass, steel, and natural wood elements. XO, the brand behind the piece, was founded in the 1980s by designers including Philippe Starck. from the beginning, the company collaborated with leading designers, producing short series and more experimental forms where design took precedence over mass production. I have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs, designer records, or other literature sources and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution