Introduction of ten magic coffee tables for coffee peripheral products

"too handsome to have friends": this paper clip coffee table designed by Warsaw product designer Jan Kochanski is extremely simple. The inspiration comes from the paper clip used for paper clamping. The table consists of an oak table top and a bracket made of steel pipe, which can be rotated and unfolded as a table leg, which can be assembled without any tools and can be carried around at any time.

And David Tarcali, a designer from Nomad Design Studio in Budapest, designed a series of coffee tables and side tables called "3LEGS". The series includes three pieces, each made of an iron plate with two legs, one leg is arc-shaped and the other is rectangular, inspired by geometry.

Illusion of weightlessness: British designer Christopher Duffy designed an illusory balloon coffee table (up "UP") that at first glance thought it was held in helium balloons and suspended in the air. Supported by 14 iron rods, balloons are made of metal branch composite, glass tabletop.

The following one is really suspended. RocketPaperRobot brought us a maglev coffee table. The shape is like a Rubik's cube, made up of solid wood blocks inlaid with magnets, which are connected by thin wire. When you push the table with your hand, it will wobble to and fro.

"none of the bitterest": this screw coffee table designed by Italian furniture designer Roberto Giacomucci for Milan furniture manufacturer Riva 1920 looks like a large screw with clearly visible threads and thick industrial nostalgia.

"fun, so Happy": this arcade game coffee table designed by surface tension has solid wood on both sides, a piece of tempered glass 6mm thick in the middle, a 19-inch TFT LCD screen under the glass, Happ audio and game buttons, and a Sanwa joystick for two people to fight and several onlookers.

"cool technology": South Korean consumer electronics company Moneual unveiled a touch-screen coffee table MTT300 at CES 2013. The coffee table is based on the Intel/Windows 7/Android/Nvidia framework with a 1920 x 1080 touch screen display with built-in two speakers, two USB jacks, a microphone Jack and a headphone Jack. There is a NFC card reader on the desktop and an ordinary card reader on the side.

"versatile": Matthew Pauk, a designer from Boston, designed a card slot sofa, which is actually a set of dynamic furniture, consisting of a sofa, a "convex" sliding table made of curved wood, and two thick cushions, combining the functions of sofa, coffee table and cushion.

"the easiest to see character": Stephane Leathead brings us an introverted coffee table: NYCTALE. This coffee table is inspired by the original version of another work by the designer, the flying fish chair.

"the most literary style": inspired by the shape of coffee beans, Javi Olmeda, a designer from Puerto Rico, designed a mahogany coffee table. The table is made of mahogany strips, all of which are lined up in the shape of giant coffee beans.

Source: shejipi.com