The large central table aligned with the fireplace sets the scene for the chef’s radical proposition, breaking free from current gastronomical norms.

Standing at 7 metres long, La Nef and its huge benches make the idea of convivial sharing around a meal a reality. It evokes the building’s past, while remaining firmly rooted in the present.
Two vast solid oak surfaces, marked and worn, are linked in the middle of the table by inlay keys. The five limestone pillars sit flush with the tabletop, visible from above.

We have sculpted the surface asymmetrically and sought for it to glisten, so that it reflects the French-style ceiling and wooden pillars, warping them like the distorted memory of a distant past.