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Tayble’s Cassette Tape coffee table is nostalgic and functional

by Community Writer | Community.Drprem.com January 8, 2013

written by Community Writer | Community.Drprem.com

We have seen the levitating coffee tables, high tech coffee tables and the amazing DIY coffee tables in the past. If you are on the hunt for a one-of-a-kind coffee table for your studio or living room, the Cassette Tape table by Tayble might interest you. Reviving the nostalgia, the Cassette Tape coffee table is handcrafted from birch plywood and has two stainless steel cup holders that integrate LED lights, which turn on at the flip of a switch. It comes complete with steel pin legs, American walnut stain and a custom Double Diamond series label. The tape-run folds open to offer a 9-inch deep storage space.

January 8, 2013 0 comment

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Department Table by Daniel Schofield Studio

by Community Writer | Community.Drprem.com January 2, 2013

written by Community Writer | Community.Drprem.com

Designed as a minimalist unit to keep your space less cluttered, the Department Table by Daniel Schofield Studio offers a new take on the regular coffee table design. The Departmental Table stands on three legs and has three circular areas assigned for various objects usually found on coffee table and the side tables. Each of the three turned surfaces provides subtle differences to adapt to the objects. During the design process, a lot of experimentation was done with the composition of the various surfaces in response to the way people interact with them.

January 2, 2013 0 comment

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Puzzle coffee table comes with a transforming tabletop

by Community Writer | Community.Drprem.com December 22, 2012

written by Community Writer | Community.Drprem.com

Highly functional and playful at the same time, the Puzzle coffee table by London based designer Tony O’Neill looks like any other regular table at the first glance, but it’s sure to amaze you the way it transforms its tabletop. Designed on the basis of a puzzle in geometric dissection, the Puzzle’s tabletop switches its shape between a square and an equilateral triangle. The segments have been fixed in either the square or the triangular arrangement with the help of a thumb-catch. When the user slips the catch and turns the segments 180-degrees, the triangle transforms into a square and vice-versa.

December 22, 2012 0 comment

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LEM inspired Moonland table pays tribute to Neil Armstrong

by Community Writer | Community.Drprem.com December 19, 2012

written by Community Writer | Community.Drprem.com

Showcased at the Design Market area of Abitare il Tempo, Verona 2012, the Moonland by Marco Guazzini is a small coffee table that pays tribute to Neil Armstrong. Inspired by the Lunar Excursion Module (LEM) he landed on the Moon, this coffee table features six tubular legs that been screwed to a steel ring. The Moonland coffee table has a metal sheet semi sphere that serves as a container for your stuff. It has a lacquered MDF tabletop. The container, inspired by the way LEM leaves the Earth leaving behind the remaining platform, can be detached according to your needs to use the Moonland as another small coffee table.

December 19, 2012 0 comment

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This coffee table lets you create unique surface pattern to suit your needs

by Community Writer | Community.Drprem.com December 10, 2012

written by Community Writer | Community.Drprem.com

Created by multidisciplinary designer Sam Stringleman from Wellington, New Zealand, this coffee table is an upshot of further exploration into surface that started with his previously designed Fall Off table that combined edginess with a digital biology. The basic idea behind the coffee table is that the support material is to be added only when it’s needed, thereby making for a dynamic and unique surface pattern on the table. Users can place the hexagonal tiles on the cells on the coffee table according to their needs and the size of the objects you want to place on the table.

December 10, 2012 0 comment

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Reversible Table transforms from coffee table to dining table with a simple flip

by Community Writer | Community.Drprem.com October 15, 2012

written by Community Writer | Community.Drprem.com

If you happen to live in an urban apartment setting, chances are you do not have too much of space and that’s where multifunctional furniture units can be of great usage. Designed by Kutarq Studios, the Reversible Table is an elegant furniture unit that can be used as both a coffee table and a dining table by simply flipping it over. As a dining table, it stands 73cm in height and when transformed into a coffee table, it is 35sm high. While those legs might seem a bit strange at the first glance, but then you can hang your coats, hats or other items on it, which does make a whole lot of sense for the crunched spaces.

October 15, 2012 0 comment

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Electri-City tables by Benjamin Yates for geeky abodes

by Community Writer | Community.Drprem.com September 27, 2012

written by Community Writer | Community.Drprem.com

Using recycled printed circuit boards and other discarded waste electronic items, Benjamin Miall Yates creates stunning coffee tables that house miniature cities. Moreover, the miniature cityscapes made with digital waste inside acrylic or glass have been lit with fairy lights to attract everyone’s attention. A sure fit in our list of high tech coffee tables, Electri-Cities by Benjamin Yates even feature functional electronics like digiframes. One of his Electri-City tables comes with a working CD player and speakers.

September 27, 2012 0 comment

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Coffee table made from metal parts of a vintage tractor

by Community Writer | Community.Drprem.com September 24, 2012

written by Community Writer | Community.Drprem.com

British designer and artist Toby Poolman aims to explore the relationship between concept, aesthetics and functionality through his one-of-a-kind sculptures and furniture pieces. At the Tent London design event, he displayed his unique wall art and a coffee table made from the obsolete metal parts of an old Ferguson tractor. The old, rustic machine was first cautiously dismantled and then, each part was cleaned, shaped and welded to bring the “TE 2255557 01” sculptural coffee table to life. The recycled engineering components have been coated with a protective finish.

September 24, 2012 0 comment

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Minimalist Coffee Break Table with space for your magazines

by Community Writer | Community.Drprem.com September 22, 2012

written by Community Writer | Community.Drprem.com

Unlike the high tech coffee tables we have covered earlier, the Coffee Break Table designed by Francisco Pitschieller of Portugal, in collaboration with Joao Croft De Moura, is all about simplicity and minimalism. Born out of the concept of flexibility of the everyday objects, the Coffee Break table is easy to assemble and store, and is designed to for both indoor and outdoor use. Finding another use of a service tray as a table, the entire transformation process is straightforward. A 2mm thick plastic sheet has been converted into a cylinder with the help of metal joints. The sheet has been further cut to make space for two elastic bands that hold your magazines and newspapers.

September 22, 2012 0 comment

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Funky Skateboard coffee tables

by Community Writer | Community.Drprem.com September 7, 2012

written by Community Writer | Community.Drprem.com

We have earlier covered some of the most beautiful and functional coffee tables, including the levitating coffee tables, most luxurious high tech coffee tables and expandable coffee tables. This time, we have the strikingly beautiful skateboard coffee tables from the house of NSD Clothing. Available in different designs, these handmade coffee tables are sure to start conversations. The Red Birdhouse double skateboard table (£450) features two different designed birdhouse decks and comes with silver trucks and white wheels. The Spanner skateboard table (£450) enjoys custom creature heddings spanner decks, silver trucks, white wheels and chromed legs.

September 7, 2012 0 comment

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