Carl Hansen & Søn created a modern 1970s-inspired table as a modern take on Hans J. Wegner’s reversible tray table that is sleek and practical. The top of the table pulls double duty as either a coffee table or removable tray. The table top features a handle that aids in the practicality and also adds an interesting design detail.
The 1970s-inspired table has the option of being black or white. The finish of the table can be laminate or veneer depending on preference. Finally, the framing also comes in either a light oak or darker smoked oak finish. The base is a traditional stainless steel that is compatible with any of the available combinations.
The reversible tray is lightweight and is a fun decorative yet practical piece of furniture.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Modern Tray Tables
- The modernization of tray tables is prompting designers to incorporate sleek and practical design elements in furniture.
- 70s-inspired Furniture
- The resurgence of 70s-inspired furniture designs is providing opportunities for designers to create modern takes on classic designs.
- Dual Purpose Furniture
- The popularity of furniture that serves more than one purpose creates opportunities for designers to create innovative, space-saving designs.
Sectors Adopting This
- Furniture Design
- Incorporating practical and aesthetically pleasing design elements in furniture can disrupt the design industry and increase customer satisfaction.
- Home Decor
- 70s-inspired furniture designs can disrupt the home decor industry by providing customers with nostalgic yet modern pieces for their homes.
- Interior Design
- Incorporating versatile, dual purpose furniture pieces in interior design can create unique, space-saving layouts that can disrupt the interior design industry.
