Lupo Low Table is a low table designed by Pierre Paulin for French Ligne Roset in 2009. The table is made entirely of natural oak and is available in two different finishes and three different satin finishes: black oak, wild oak, and natural oak. Lupo is a long table with a height of 39 cm. On each side there is a handle which resembles a tray and makes the table easy to move around to meet different needs. Pierre Paulin's signature is printed in light gray on the edge of the table's top.

The Lupo Low Table is a decorative table from an earlier addition to Paulin's collection, which was also his first design from 1953. Lupo's simplicity and cleanliness, with the table's sharp lines reminiscent of Scandinavian design, and the table's slender legs are inspired by the 1950s. It works equally well as a living room table and a relief table as a period piece in the home.