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Original Tabrio Table With A Stain-Resistant Surface

This unusual table is called Tabrio Table by Aliki Rovithi & Foant Asour and features a flexible film that is easily deployed across the surface, providing stain-resistant protection on demand. The piece is very original and cool – it gives you an opportunity to use this table as a dinner one – put all the...

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Curious Button Table By Marcello Santin And Joeri Reynaert

Button Table by Marcello Santin & Joeri Reynaert for Tema captures the universal charm of a well-proportioned button to blend with any setting. It’s made of wood and sheet metal. The design is cool – the legs of the table become a part of the décor, and the wooden buttons add to the design. There...

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Space-Saving And Abstract Cloud Tables Set By Nendo

This whimsical set of Cloud tables was designed for Moroso by Japanese design firm Nendo. The collection of three different sized tables each come with a unique dotted pattern on them that was designed by abstracting the shadows of cumulonimbus clouds that were photographed. The tables can be arranged into any formation – stacked, nested,...

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Conceptual Tron Table Inspired By The Famous Sci-Fi Film

Tron is a science fiction film with avant-garde art direction and a milestone for the massive use of computer graphics in film directed by Steven Lisberger. Marc Sadler’s ‘Tron’ table for Italian design brand Capo d’Opera is a tribute to the 1982 cult classic film. The table’s base is inspired by a mathematical logarithm, “a...

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Impressive ElectroMagnetic Table By Florian Dussopt

This is one of the most unusual modern tables I’ve ever seen – EM (ElectroMagnetic) Table by Florian Dussopt. Why is it so special? Because it uses an electronic circuit set in the table to induce a localized electromagnetic field capable of directly lighting fluorescent tubes placed in close proximity, with no physical connection. There...

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Dynamic Float Table Inspired By The Rubik’s Cube

Rubik’s Cube is a 3-D combination puzzle invented in 1974 by Hungarian sculptor and professor of architecture Ernő Rubik, and many of us tried this puzzle, I think. Also this Cube inspired many designers for creation of different pieces, and RPR studio is no exception. The table they created is called Float Table and it...

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Honeycomb Coffee Table That Can Change Structure

Many designers are inspired by the honeycomb and create lots of such things. We’ve told you of honeycomb cabinet and desk, and now it’s time for a coffee table. This table has a unique surface pattern: it has cells that you can turn on or off by placing or removing a hexagonal tile. The table...

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Mezzanino Coffee Table With Architectural Details

Milan design studio mist-o had architecture presents a concept of a coffee table as a podium, with some architectural detailing in mind – Mezzanino. The series of steps direct one’s attention to the world of architecture, and it’s also very functional – you may put for magazines, small objects, vases there. The concept directs you...

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Paper Plane Coffee Table by Lorraine Brennan

If you do enjoy unusual furniture then you’ll definitely like this coffee table. It’s reminds a traditional folded A4 paper plane but it’s scaled up to coffee table proportions. The table is made of 2mm folded powder coated mild steel with optional silicone inset. It looks very modern so any contemporary interior would become better...

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Unusual Art Deco Table With An Interesting Pattern

I’ve never seen anything like that! This is one of the most incredible and unusual tables in the world! The Entrapment Table by Misha Kahn is made with strands of glass fiber plastic woven into the table top and the same strands below, baked, supporting it. The pattern on the surface of the table is...

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