Sometimes multi-tasking furniture does two things so-so. But the Alto Table, which we spotted at Domus Design Collection, functions as both a coffee table and an end table beautifully.
Alto Table at DDC
The tabletop is hinged on a simple stainless steel base. By simply rotating the top on the base, the table can sit as a low, four-legged coffee table or a higher, c-shaped end table. The hinge is so smooth and clean-looking that you don't mind it being exposed on the side of the table, hinting at its clever split personality.
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very smart idea. I think the smaller table is overpriced, the larger one that converts into a full dining table, it is worth it.
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These modern tables from Gus Modern do the same thing in different styles.
http://www.bobbyberkhome.com/product/occasional-tables-and-bookcases/1148/gus%2A-modern-furniture-pawn-table-stool-by-gus-modern.html
http://www.bobbyberkhome.com/product/occasional-tables-and-bookcases/7132/gus%2A-modern-furniture-acrylic-i-beam-table-by-gus-modern.html
http://www.bobbyberkhome.com/product/occasional-tables-and-bookcases/1589/gus%2A-modern-furniture-bishop-table-by-gus-modern.html
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