These stackable tables were the result of an attempt to renew the traditional typology of nesting tables. Light, discreet, and with minimal volume, they can be scattered throughout the living room or stacked one on top of the other depending on the needs and space. They can be picked up by their central hole with just one finger. 

In the square versions, inspired by a drawing by Gaudí, each leg emerges from one corner and ends up at the foot of the adjacent corner. This facilitates stacking and creates a visual interplay where the legs dynamically intersect without compromising stability. 

I also designed rectangular stackable tables. Trays with handles and legs.

(Out of production)