A direct dialog with Tamara de Lempicka's “Le Portrait de Suzy Solidor” (1935), reinterpreting her iconic figure in pure forms and sculptural volumes. The elegant and sober palette, with metallic and neutral tones, reinforces the air of sophistication, sensuality and modernity that marked both Suzy's figure and de Lempicka's Art Deco style. The table thus becomes a three-dimensional and affective portrait - a piece that translates into design the haughty posture, audacious femininity and avant-garde spirit of a muse eternalized in art.