Cristina Celestino works in collaboration with German-Colombian imprint ames on the new Victorias coffee table that is set to join the Amazonia collection. The inspiration stems from a simplistic circular frame and the V-shaped gap that are in table tops in the large leaves.
This measures up to three meters in width and it is seen in the tropical water lily, which is the Victoria amazonica. The coffee table is made in three different sizes which are 31.5cm, 37cm, and 45cm in terms of diameter. It is offered in four contrasting color palettes that alternate between the table top and the body foundation. Additionally, the two larger shapes can also function as a stool with the addition of a cushion.
Image Credit: ames
What's Driving This Trend
- Circular Coffee Tables
- Offering coffee tables with a simplistic circular frame and V-shaped gap in the tabletop, providing interior design trends with the aesthetic of a unique table.
- Functional Furniture
- Furniture that is multi-use such as the Victorias coffee table that comes in varying sizes and can double as a stool with the addition of a cushion.
- Contrasting Color Palettes
- Providing a bold design choice by offering the Victorias coffee table in four contrasting colour palettes providing a new aesthetic for interior design trends.
Who This Affects Most
- Furniture
- New coffee table designs like the Victorias coffee table will disrupt the industry as the rising trend is becoming more focused on the aesthetics and function of furniture.
- Interior Design
- The Victorias coffee table offers interior design professionals a unique piece that can enhance the aesthetic of a modern home, cafe or office space providing an opportunity to upsell to their customers.
- Home Decor
- Coffee tables like the Victorias coffee table provide a unique opportunity for homeowners to decorate their living spaces and homes with the latest design trends.
