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Anyone who lives in a small home or apartment is well aware that space is a precious commodity.
Often, it is hard to find space for creative projects, as it may not be possible to spread one’s things out on a large surface.
And, without adequate dining space, you can forget entertaining guests for meals comfortably. Or can you?
The duotable offers a creative solution for today’s tiny home woes, and it does it in a low frills manner that inspires a wide array of potential issues.
With its surface in the downward position, duotable is a small, but adequate, dining table for up to four people.
Grasp duotables surface in the middle and flip half of it upwards to reveal storage compartments and to create a stand for your tablet or laptop, reading materials, or even a memoboard.
Think of duotable as a grown up spin on the elementary school desks of old, where you gleefully stashed your colored erasers and crayons.
The square DUOTABLE is designed by Berlin-based Michael Hilgers.
