The Trend Continues: More Table Twins (& Triplets)
Salone Internazionale del Mobile 2011

In January, I attended Maison et Objet in Paris and one of the trends I spotted was what I dubbed "table twins" — a grouping of two tables of slightly varied heights, shown together, used as a cocktail/coffee table or as a side table or even by the bedside. Well, it was EVERYWHERE at Salone, too.

The examples shown above were from these booths:

1.Erba
2. Casamania
3. Caccaro
4. Moroso
5. Warm

6.Napol
7. Pianca
8. Zanotta
9. Viccarbe
10. Viccarbe (woah - quintuplets!)

MORE TABLE TWINS ON APARTMENT THERAPY:
• Trend Report: Table Twins

Images: Janel Laban

Categories: Dining Tables, I Saloni

Comments (3)

Hmmm. I've always been a fan of the nesting tables because they can be stacked and put away and have the same elegant flair that this varied table height pairing does. I like that can store easily. Flexibility in design is key for me.

-anna
at the chateau

Janel, you sound like you've never seen or heard of nested tables -- they've been around and popular for oh, thousands of years, since the Chinese at least, possibly older if the Egyptians or other Africans were using them. And I don't think they've ever been out of vogue. What's the novelty for you?

Perhaps it was difficult to see, through the cloud of bitterness, that none of these are examples of nested tables. *Sigh*

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