Guy Bucchi designs and crafts handmade designer tables that turn furniture into a true form of artistic expression. In his workshop in Entraigues-sur-la-Sorgue, in the Vaucluse region of France, he works primarily with metal, sometimes combined with wood, to create pieces with distinctive lines.

Round tables, coffee tables, or pieces with more sculptural structures: each creation begins with an idea, a shape, or a drawing. The tabletop is never treated as a simple support. Curves, geometric lines, asymmetry, and open spaces all contribute to the unique identity of each table.

As with his chairs, Guy Bucchi favors handcrafted production and an approach in which every piece has its own unique character.

Guy Bucchi's Handcrafted Tables

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Designer Tables at the Intersection of Furniture and Sculpture

In Guy Bucchi's work, a designer table goes beyond its practical function.
The tabletop, base, and various structural elements are conceived as parts of a unified composition. Every line contributes to the overall balance of the design, giving each creation an instantly recognizable silhouette.

Metal plays a central role in this creative exploration. Its malleability allows Guy Bucchi to work with both straight, geometric lines and more fluid curves. Some table bases become sculptural three-dimensional designs in their own right, while other creations favor a more minimalist construction.

Metal and Wood at the Heart of His Creations

Guy Bucchi works primarily with metal, which he shapes by hand to create the structures and bases of his tables. Depending on the design, the metal may be prominently featured or used more subtly to highlight the tabletop.

For certain pieces, he combines metal with wood. Swamp Kauri, an ancient wood from New Zealand, holds a special place in his work. Other wood species, including New Zealand pine and Macrocarpa, may also be used depending on the creation.

The combination of wood and metal creates a play of contrasts: the natural textures and tones of wood complement the precision, strength, and graphic possibilities of metal.

Handcrafted Tables Made in Vaucluse, France

Guy Bucchi's tables are handcrafted in his workshop in Entraigues-sur-la-Sorgue, in the Vaucluse region of France. Manual craftsmanship is an essential part of his creative process, from the initial design of each piece to the shaping of its individual components.

Most of his creations are made as one-of-a-kind pieces or in limited series. This approach allows him to maintain great creative freedom in terms of shapes, dimensions, and proportions, far removed from industrial manufacturing methods.

Some of the tables featured on this page have already been sold. They remain on display to showcase the diversity of Guy Bucchi's work, the evolution of his artistic exploration, and the different ways he approaches the table as both a functional object and an artistic creation.

A Unique Handcrafted Designer Table

Choosing a table by Guy Bucchi means seeking a piece of furniture with a distinctive identity. Each creation stands out through its design, proportions, and craftsmanship. A table can become a centerpiece in an interior while fully retaining its practical function.

Metal tables, creations combining wood and metal, circular or geometric tabletops, sculptural bases: Guy Bucchi's work is not limited to a single style. Each new piece offers an opportunity to explore a different form and bring a fresh expression to contemporary handcrafted tables.

Each table is hand-stamped by Guy Bucchi with his initials, the date of creation, its serial number, and the place where it was made.