The Rochelle collection of cocktail, end and console tables is rooted in 18th-century French Rococo furniture, a period defined by fluid forms, sculptural leg profiles and a sense of movement that favored elegance over mass. Rochelle draws specifically from Rococo occasional tables, where cabriole legs and carved aprons introduced lightness and visual rhythm to interior settings. In this interpretation, flowing leg profiles and carved apron details remain, but excess decoration is pared back in favor of proportion, texture and material presence. A soft Cerused Teak finish provides a layer of warmth and texture that tempers the formality often associated with historical French furniture. The result is a collection that feels refined and historically informed, yet approachable and livable, a pillar of the Park Hill Collection design language.
