Inspired by the 80s, the Pop billiard table uses the codes of this original and quirky period. Indeed, the design takes a real turning point in its evolution. There are as many styles as there are designers. Zoom in on this original billiard table straight out of the 80’s.
The design of the 80s
While the 60s and 70s put the emphasis on mass production, the design of the 80s marked a desire for renewal. Designers position themselves on the individual so that everyone can differentiate themselves. Moreover, the limited edition production is particularly interesting.
When it comes to style, creativity has no limits. Each designer has their own style. There are still trends such as the use of flashy colors, fanciful shapes and the diversion of everyday objects. The 15-strong Memphis movement marked these years with, for example, the iconic Carlton Library by Ettore Sottsass.
Philippe Starck, Marc Newson or Andrée Putman will each bring different styles and mark this unprecedented era.
Pop, an original billiard table
Made to order and fully customizable, the Pop billiard table features an atypical style. Its bevelled feet break the codes of traditional billiards. The alliance of metal and wood gives it all its originality. With its contemporary forms, it allows itself all the daring.
Available in all game modes, from American billiards to snooker and French billiards, the Pop can be personalized down to the smallest detail. Finishing of the frame and feet, leather pockets, game marks or even colors of the cloth. There is an unlimited number of customizations in order to achieve your original and unique billiard table. It thus fits into all types of interior, whether modern, classic or design.
Convertible into a dining table with the addition of a tray, the Pop billiard table becomes the centerpiece of the dining room. This can accommodate up to 18 guests depending on the size of the pool table.
Want a touch of originality in your living room, dining room or playroom ? Configure the Pop billiard table directly on the online configurator.