Furniture retailer 'Menu' offers a series of unique, multi-surfaced turning tables.
The contemporary piece has three slim legs and a rounded body. Upon looking at the table fully closed, it is almost impossible to think that there is another surface underneath. Perfect for storing remotes, books or magazines, the table hides your unwanted clutter extremely well. This turning table is also an elegant solution to compact sized homes. Its modular design allows for temporary extension if needed.
When both surfaces are revealed, the piece is still aesthetically stunning and multi-functional. Essentially, this table provides the surface space for two, within one minimalist structure.
The turning tables designed by Theresa Arns are available in black or white oak. Its wood-grain finish is a perfect combination of sleek, modern design, while still highlighting its rustic origins.
What's Driving This Trend
- Multi-functional Furniture
- Companies can innovate by creating furniture designs that serve multiple purposes for space-saving solutions
- Modular Furniture Design
- Incorporating temporary extensions into furniture pieces can offer more versatility and convenience to consumers
- Hidden Storage Furniture
- Integrating hidden storage spaces into furniture pieces can help minimize clutter and enhance the aesthetic value of furniture designs
Who This Affects Most
- Furniture Manufacturing
- Furniture manufacturers can improve their product offerings by incorporating multi-functional, modular, and hidden storage features into their design processes
- Home Decor and Interior Design
- Interior designers and home decor experts can recommend multi-surfaced and modular coffee tables to clients who have limited living spaces or want to maximize their living areas
- E-commerce
- E-commerce companies can expand their inventory by featuring or partnering with furniture brands that offer multi-functional, modular, and hidden storage furniture pieces
