



£160 £136
+ additional colours and finishes available at La Redoute
The Mat Mat side table is part of the La Redoute Intérieurs Signatures collection. A selection of exclusive creations, designed by our in-house design studio. Inspiring, easy to live with, trendy... these products have become our customers' favourites. and no doubt yours!. Designed in-house by Marie Noulez:"Mat Mat is distinguished by its pure, balanced and monolithic form, reminiscent of the modernist aesthetic born in the 20s and 30s and developed throughout the 20th century in art, design and architecture. Its fluid look and almost architectural presence make it both functional and sculptural, in keeping with its heritage. Its colours and material, glazed ceramic, add a contemporary, hand-crafted touch. A balance between minimalism, functionality and playful aesthetics."Product Details • Moulded, fired and glazed ceramic. • Each piece is unique, colours may vary from one product to another • Felt pads on feet. Dimensions • Diameter: 34cm • Height: 45cmDelivery:. Your Matmat table will be delivered to your door! Note! Please check that all access points are large enough to accommodate your delivery (doors, stairs, lifts).Dimensions and weight of parcel1 parcel • L57 x H41 x D42cm, 10.75kg
I love this ceramic side table for its bold, sculptural form and glossy finish, making it a versatile piece that can add personality to both contemporary and eclectic interiors. It works particularly well in minimalist, modern, and eclectic spaces where it can act as a statement accent, perhaps paired with a small plant, decorative objects, or a favourite book. Practical styling tips include using it as a bedside table for a pop of colour, or as an occasional surface in a living room to hold a drink or accessories. Its compact size makes it easy to move around, so don’t hesitate to experiment with placement in different rooms or next to statement furnishings for the ultimate styled look.
Adrian Wells
Flitch Interior Stylist
Dimensions can be found on La Redoute's website here