A rare and architecturally striking “Committee Table” designed by Pierre Jeanneret for the civic and administrative buildings of Chandigarh, circa 1958. This exceptional example features a broad rectangular teak top supported by two signature wedge-panel legs, a hallmark of Jeanneret’s minimalist vocabulary during his collaboration with Le Corbusier on the Chandigarh Capitol Complex.

The standout feature is its original integrated task light, suspended on twin vertical rods above the desktop—a utilitarian yet sculptural detail emblematic of mid-century Indian modernism.

Crafted from solid teak with beautiful natural aging, the piece exemplifies the blend of rugged functionality and refined proportion that defines Jeanneret’s furniture for post-Independence India. All prices include the full restoration of the piece.