Some dining tables are designed to disappear into a room. Minéra was imagined to become its center of gravity. Created by Bérengère Leroy as a sculptural, made-to-measure piece, the table brings together Pierre des Baux-de-Provence stone, art brass and artisanal craftsmanship in a composition that feels both architectural and deeply tactile.

Its polished brass legs, shaped by Victor Tison, catch the light like a living material, while the mineral top anchors the room with quiet strength. Between collectible design and French couture interiors, Minéra invites a different way of thinking about furniture: not as an object added to a space, but as a piece around which the entire atmosphere can be composed.

A sculptural dining table rooted in Provence stone

At the heart of the Minéra table lies its stone top, crafted from Pierre des Baux-de-Provence. This material brings a quiet mineral presence to the room: soft in tone, raw in texture, and naturally expressive.

The edge of the stone is left with a more organic, almost architectural quality. It gives the table a sense of gravity, as if the piece had been shaped by the landscape itself. In a dining room, this mineral surface creates a subtle tension between refinement and raw beauty a balance that is central to Bérengère Leroy’s decorative language.

Minéra is not conceived as a conventional dining table. Its proportions, materials and sculptural base give it the presence of an art furniture piece, designed to hold the room without overwhelming it.

Art brass legs shaped by Victor Tison

The brass legs of the Minéra table are not treated as simple supports. They are conceived as sculptural elements in their own right.

Shaped by Victor Tison, the polished art brass brings movement, reflection and preciousness to the composition. Its surface catches the light, creating subtle variations throughout the day. The brass becomes almost liquid, contrasting with the quiet strength of the stone top.

This encounter between mineral matter and reflective metal gives Minéra its singular character. The table feels both grounded and luminous, architectural and sensual. It is this dialogue between stone, brass, hand and light that transforms Minéra into a collectible design piece.

Two interpretations: full brass or Moroccan tataoui and brass

Minéra can be imagined in different interpretations, depending on the atmosphere of the interior and the intention of the project.

In its most precious version, the table rests on two art brass legs, creating a highly sculptural and luminous composition. This version emphasizes the jewel-like quality of the brass and gives the piece a strong collectible presence.

A second interpretation combines one art brass leg with one Moroccan tataoui base. The result is warmer, more textured and more Mediterranean in spirit. The tataoui brings rhythm and depth, while the brass adds light and sophistication. Together, they create a dialogue between craft traditions, mineral architecture and contemporary decorative elegance.

Both versions express the same vision: a dining table made to measure, but also made to matter.

How to design a dining room around a statement table

A table like Minéra does not need a decorative excess around it. Its strength lies in its presence.

To design a dining room around a statement piece, the surrounding elements should allow the materials to breathe. Upholstered chairs, soft walls, natural textiles and sculptural lighting can create a refined balance around the table without competing with it.

In the Berengere Leroy universe, Minéra often dialogues beautifully with upholstered dining chairs, textured fabrics, blown glass lighting, soft mineral tones and warm metallic accents. The goal is not to create a theatrical room, but a room with depth one where each material has space to exist.

The table becomes the point of equilibrium: a place for gathering, but also a decorative anchor that gives the entire room its rhythm.

Minéra as a bespoke piece for collectors and interior designers

Minéra is a made-to-measure creation. Its proportions, material balance and final composition can be adapted to the scale and atmosphere of a project.

For private residences, villas, dining rooms or exceptional interiors, it offers an alternative to standard furniture: a table that carries a narrative, a material identity and an artisanal signature.

For interior designers and collectors, Minéra offers several layers of value. It is functional, but also sculptural. It is made for daily use, yet carries the presence of a collectible object. It belongs to the world of furniture, but speaks the language of art, craft and interior architecture.

This is where Bérengère Leroy’s approach becomes distinctive: each piece is not simply selected, but composed. Materials, textures, finishes and proportions are brought together to create a singular atmosphere.

Create your own Minéra table

Each Minéra table is created to order, in dialogue with the interior it is meant to inhabit.

The dimensions, the shape of the stone top, the choice of base and the balance between brass, stone and artisanal texture can be studied according to the project. Whether imagined as a sculptural dining table, a reception piece or the centerpiece of a refined interior, Minéra is designed to become a signature.

To create a Minéra table is to begin with a material emotion the depth of stone, the light of brass, the trace of the hand and allow it to become the center of a room.

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

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