The Bloom Table: A Sculptural Dining Table in Solid Beech and Hand-Blown Glass

Some tables are defined by their material. Others by their silhouette. Bloom is defined by rhythm.

Created by Bérengère Leroy as a bespoke sculptural dining table, Bloom brings together the warmth of solid beech, the playful gravity of stacked-sphere legs and the poetic presence of hand-blown glass. It is a table that feels both grounded and unexpected generous in scale, artisanal in spirit, and deeply expressive in its details.

With its long wooden top and rounded sculptural bases, Bloom offers a softer interpretation of collectible design. It is not monumental in a severe way. Its strength lies in the repetition of forms, the warmth of the wood and the way glass can introduce light, colour and transparency into the heart of the piece.

A table shaped by rhythm and gravity

The first thing one notices about Bloom is the movement of its base.

The stacked wooden spheres create a vertical rhythm beneath the top, giving the table a distinctive sculptural identity. These rounded volumes bring a sense of play, but also a strong architectural presence. They act almost like wooden columns, balancing the length of the table with a visual language that is both simple and memorable.

This rhythm gives Bloom its name and its energy. The table seems to grow from the floor, like a sequence of rounded forms rising to support the surface above.

Solid beech as a living material

Bloom is crafted in solid beech, a wood chosen for its warmth, density and expressive grain. The material brings a natural softness to the table, while allowing the sculptural base to retain clarity and strength.

Depending on the chosen finish, Bloom can take on different personalities. A deeper varnish gives the table a more dramatic presence, while a lighter tone reveals the softness of the wood and its natural luminosity. Patinas and finishes can be studied according to the interior, allowing each version of Bloom to become a singular composition.

This is the essence of bespoke furniture: not simply adapting dimensions, but finding the right balance between material, proportion and atmosphere.

Hand-blown glass as a poetic detail

One of Bloom’s most distinctive possibilities is the integration of hand-blown glass pieces within the tabletop.

These glass elements introduce another dimension to the table. They catch the light, bring transparency into the wooden surface and create a delicate contrast with the solidity of the beech. Amber, smoky, coloured or more transparent, the glass pieces can transform the mood of the table.

They are not decorative accessories added afterwards. They are part of the table’s composition small luminous presences that make Bloom feel closer to art furniture than to conventional dining design.

How to design a dining room around Bloom

Bloom is a table that invites warmth around it.

Its sculptural base and solid wood presence work beautifully with tactile interiors: upholstered banquettes, velvet cushions, natural rugs, ceramic objects and hand-blown lighting. The table can anchor a dining room, but it can also live in a more intimate reception space, a villa, a private residence or a hospitality project.

Because its identity is already strong, the surrounding decoration should not compete with it. Soft textiles, warm walls and art lighting can reveal its presence without overwhelming the composition.

Bloom is especially powerful in interiors where the dining table is not treated as a neutral surface, but as the emotional centre of the room.

Bloom as a collectible French design piece

Bloom belongs to Bérengère Leroy’s wider vision of collectible French interiors: pieces designed not only to furnish a space, but to give it character, memory and emotion.

Its strength comes from the combination of craft and imagination. The stacked-sphere legs give it a recognizable silhouette. The solid beech brings warmth and authenticity. The hand-blown glass inserts add light and poetry. Together, these elements create a piece that is functional, but also deeply expressive.

Bloom is a dining table, but it is also a signature object a piece around which an atmosphere can be composed.

Create your own Bloom table

Each Bloom table is created to order.

Its dimensions, geometry, wood finish, patina and glass inserts can be studied according to the interior project. The table can be imagined with or without the hand-blown glass pieces, depending on the desired balance between simplicity, sculpture and light.

To create a Bloom table is to begin with a rhythm: a sequence of rounded wooden forms, a generous surface, a trace of glass and light. From there, a room can be composed.

Discover the Bloom table by Bérengère Leroy and imagine your own bespoke sculptural dining piece.