Miam: Low table chewed through
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Planning an addition to your assortment of furniture? Miam by Josselin Zaïgouche is a low table that just begs to be taken home. Miam has been described as the “greediest low table” and the reason lies in its unique shape. Miam is actually fashioned out as a composite of two fitting parts. These come together on an edge that’s designed as a zigzag, possibly representing teeth marks. The low table seems suited to hold trays in living rooms and lounges. Stack the pieces in different corners and bring them together when needed. That’s sure to add a bit of fun in an otherwise simple item. The color combination is also rather tasteful. A tribute to partisan ways, perhaps.
Via: LeBlogDeco
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The design of this furniture is really unique and find it very original. I hope i could get one and use it while I am designing the website of a client. cool!
this design will really fit on my stylish natural rugs and luxurious flooring in my house. i will definitely get this on my living room. :)
Broken table... :D nice idea
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