If you live in a shoebox apartment you know how problematic formal dining could be. Having a full size dining table is especially difficult, unless it can go off duty and perform other tasks between entertainments. The Unfold Table, created by a Danish designer Mathilde Witt Mølholm, will do that for you. Inspired by the art of paper folding, this piece can take four different shapes to accomodate any party. The sides of the tabletop are color-coded for contrast and also to indicate level change. The legs slide in and out to support the transformation.
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21 January 2011
Unfold Table
If you live in a shoebox apartment you know how problematic formal dining could be. Having a full size dining table is especially difficult, unless it can go off duty and perform other tasks between entertainments. The Unfold Table, created by a Danish designer Mathilde Witt Mølholm, will do that for you. Inspired by the art of paper folding, this piece can take four different shapes to accomodate any party. The sides of the tabletop are color-coded for contrast and also to indicate level change. The legs slide in and out to support the transformation.
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