an expandable ‘table for two’ by daniel lissimage courtesy daniel liss

 

 

as one of the most important communal gathering places at home, the kitchen table has historically served just two functions: a place for eating and working. the table for two by german designer daniel liss creates a scenario for easily transitioning between the two tasks  –  utilizing a series of folding components to achieve a fully transformable volume. in seconds, the concept changes from a basic dining table that accommodates six, to a complete workstation with fully retractable drawers and a surface divider.

 

 

‘table for two’ by daniel liss

 

 

a table by daniel liss transforms into a workstation in secondstable expanded ‘for you’

 

 

a table by daniel liss transforms into a workstation in secondsdinner table ‘for two’

 

 

a table by daniel liss transforms into a workstation in seconds…and a few more

 

 

a table by daniel liss transforms into a workstation in secondshow it works

 

 

a table by daniel liss transforms into a workstation in secondsdinner table for six

 

 

a table by daniel liss transforms into a workstation in secondsa closer look

 

 

a table by daniel liss transforms into a workstation in secondsindividual working space

 

 

a table by daniel liss transforms into a workstation in secondsclose up of storage and power source

 

 

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