Cutting Edge? Kurt Thut designs and produces his furniture through his company, Thut Möbel. The Scissor Table embraces the idea behind a collapsible lattice to allow east transport and storage. Perfect for small spaces! The Scissor Tableis available with a variety of leaf sizes and the option of castors. Be certain to check out Kurt's other space-saving scissor-inspired furniture (some examples after the jump)...
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Comments (5)
Wow. Very cool. Well, the table anyway. I don't tend to move my shelves around much so I think there's less practicality in that one.
HOW do you do this? I saw a table just like this in a book on decorating for small spaces and was going to submit it to Good Questions, but couldn't figure out how to describe it. Damn.
Source of inspiration for the table: Ping Pong?
Just a thought :)
Kartell has been making a table just like this since 1991
Um ... my elementary school had cafeteria tables almost exactly like the "scissor table." I can't imagine having one in my home. It would bring back memories of spongy cafeteria pizza and screaming children.