The Phungus Clamp Table is the Perfect Parasitic Surface to Add Into Any Room
Amelia Roblin — November 11, 2013 — Art & Design
References: homeapps.rephorm.de & designspotter
Many folks find their homes short on surfaces for placing assorted items, so it could be oh-so-helpful to introduce a Phungus Clamp Table or two. This is a little circular ledge that can accommodate a few small possessions, and it can be installed in a wide variety of spots.
Designed by Michael Hilgers and produced by Rephorm, this parasitic side table simply latches onto existing furnishings and architectural elements that rise vertically with a thickness of no more than 4 centimeters. A slot in the round panel enables it to be slipped around shelves, beds, desks and partitions at your desired height. The tiny Phungus Clamp Table might be useful as a supplementary coffee table, a bedside table or a ledge for holding ornaments.
Designed by Michael Hilgers and produced by Rephorm, this parasitic side table simply latches onto existing furnishings and architectural elements that rise vertically with a thickness of no more than 4 centimeters. A slot in the round panel enables it to be slipped around shelves, beds, desks and partitions at your desired height. The tiny Phungus Clamp Table might be useful as a supplementary coffee table, a bedside table or a ledge for holding ornaments.
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