Newspaper Table by Niebo.Design Compactly Collects Reading Material
Amelia Roblin — November 11, 2011 — Art & Design
References: behance.net
Every couch needs some sort of adjacent elevated surface on which one can place a beverage or a book, but it's pieces like this Newspaper Table by Niebo.Design which truly prove to be useful.
It isn't quite enough to have a tiny tabletop, as it will inevitably become a spot to stack magazines, newsletters and novels anyway. The beauty of this object -- besides its graceful bent wood design -- is in the pair of cubbyholes it offers for the storage of all sorts of items.
What is particularly clever about this cute coffee table is the broken form of the upper shelf. If you keep your daily gazettes stored within it, you can tie twine right through the Newspaper Table by Niebo.Design to bind old issues for convenient recycling.
It isn't quite enough to have a tiny tabletop, as it will inevitably become a spot to stack magazines, newsletters and novels anyway. The beauty of this object -- besides its graceful bent wood design -- is in the pair of cubbyholes it offers for the storage of all sorts of items.
What is particularly clever about this cute coffee table is the broken form of the upper shelf. If you keep your daily gazettes stored within it, you can tie twine right through the Newspaper Table by Niebo.Design to bind old issues for convenient recycling.
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