With modern interior design often revolving around the use of natural materials, optimising texture over aesthetic details, finding furnishings which add interest to the space but in a minimalist and modern way can be difficult. That is, until you start emphasising the use of unique structures over materials and surface finishes.
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The Habitat Mid Century set of tables takes a natural wood material, lightly varnished to maximise the impact of the grain and pattern and elevates it with a rounded and cut out structure. While the table surface itself is simple and accessible, the frame underneath instantly turns the table from a functional furnishing into a decorative accessory.
The four legs of the table are lightly curved on the outer edge and connect in the middle with a series of curved cut outs. The end result is something which, from the top looks completely standard - but underneath and from the side becomes an interior detail that balances the angular edges of a modern setting.
Add your own table accessories and decorative items to inject colour into the natural wood, or keep the aesthetic and colour palette neutral – instead opting for accessories which play with shape and texture.
