The Trio Table looks very different from every angle, and you'll discover that this is due to three combinations of components that bring some variety to the sofa side table. The designer mounted matching round tabletops on posts of various sizes so that each surface would rise to a different height.
With a bit of a slant, Julian Appelius made his piece self-supportive, despite its asymmetry. The circular panels were kept level while the wooden legs were tilted inwards, causing the posts to touch the edges of the tabletops below.
The concept of the Pulpoproducts Trio Table won a design award a couple of years ago. Since then, it has become available in red, white and black to suit a range of modern interiors.
Inclined Circular Surfaces
The Trio Table is Composed of Three Leaning Stems with Trays on Top
Trend Themes
1. Inclined Furniture - Designing furniture with tilted components can create a unique and versatile appearance in interiors.
2. Asymmetric Tabletops - Using leveled surfaces on legs of varying heights and angles can result in visually appealing and practical furniture.
3. Variations in Height - Creating tables with varying heights allows for multiple uses and customizable solutions for homes and businesses.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture - Furniture companies can create designs with tilted components that provide a unique and practical solution to conventional designs.
2. Interior Design - Asymmetric tabletops provide opportunities for interior designers to create personalized and visually appealing spaces.
3. Home Decor - Tables with multiple levels provide useful solutions for practical spaces in homes and apartments.