The ultimate in American design furniture

In its Parisian showroom, Triode showcases a whole generation of American designers who have been making their mark on an atypical creative scene for nearly 15 years. These one-of-a-kind pieces, made in their studio, are a tribute to craftsmanship and the handmade. Here is our hand-picked selection of new furniture pieces.

Studio Apparatus's Standby Side Table is a highly singular piece. Inviting aluminium, marble and leather into a single entity with skilfully balanced volumes, this design is a powerful punctuation point in space.

Inspired by the sea voyages of the 1930s and the Art Deco movement, the Alexandre armchair is a harmonious blend of artistic vision and craftsmanship created in collaboration with French designer Anthony Guerrée. Handcrafted by Atelier de Troupe in their Los Angeles studio, this solid wood furniture is available in an oxidized or stained oak finish.

The Cooperage round table's name translates as “cooperage”, or the art of barrel-making. This Fort Standard furniture features wide, faceted legs that support a heavy wooden top. The two-tone planks that make up the top create a singular pattern.

John Pomp has designed the Caldera side table, a piece that brings together metal and iridescent glass, and the luminous reflections inherent in their materiality. This table seems to come from another world. The glass top is cast by hand, with impeccable craftsmanship.

Reinaldo Sanguino's Metallic Hour Glass stool is one of his iconic creations, an unclassifiable piece that bears the artist's graphic signature. This piece is almost a sculpture, a work of art, serving a function in a domestic or public space while adding a disconcerting touch.

A fascination with the form and expression of the grid gives rise to the Quadrat armchair by American studio Pelle. A study of proportion and constraints, the Quadrat Armchair is an interplay of hard and soft lines, both informed by exactitude and ease