Leg-O table combines old turnery techniques with a principle of a modern toy, each of six legs were crafted using an old woodworking tool.
Did you love LEGO in your childhood? Or maybe your kids love it now? Then they will love this table, too! Combining old-world techniques and a modern toy, Japanese designer Kunikazu Hamanishi created the Leg-O coffee table. Each of the six legs were crafted using a lathe, an old woodworking tool that carves out sections of wood as it spins on its axis. The lathe notched out sections on each of the legs for the cross bars to snap onto, just like the LEGO clip pieces are designed to do.
Rounding out the table are the two tops, one that overlaps the other creating a bi-level effect. The design is such that it could easily be expanded or customized into different configurations depending on your needs. Its simple design and neutral finish allows to rock it in lots of modern spaces, from rustic to modern ones, besides the table can be easily disassembled and taken where you want it.
The table can be easily assembled and disassembled, its has several configurations to satisfy all your needs.
The legs and tops are attached using modern LEGO toy principle, which is very comfortable in using and changing.
