Handsome, Utilitarian Pop-Up Furniture by Industrial Designer Tom Ducarouge

I'm really digging these utilitarian furniture pieces, by Paris-based industrial designer Tom Ducarouge.

They're made from sheets of 25mm Baltic Birch plywood with a roundover profile on the edges, what look to be 3mm brackets made of steel or perhaps aluminum, and exposed socket-head cap screws.

They were designed for New Balance's Marseille Running House, a pop-up space built to support runners of the Marseille-Cassis half-marathon.

The mountain-like profile cut into the table legs are meant to echo the Col de la Gineste, a limestone pass that runners ascend from Marseille and descend towards Cassis.

With any luck, these pieces made it into a New Balance store following the pop-up's closing.