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Modern Circular Dining and Coffee Table
This versatile circular table blends Nordic minimalism with functional design, making it an ideal addition to compact living spaces. The unit features a clean white vacuum-formed MDF tabletop supported by natural solid wood legs, creating a balanced contrast of contemporary and organic elements. Designed for efficiency and style, it accommodates 2 to 4 people and integrates a unique suspended storage solution to maximize utility without occupying additional floor space.Product Specifications:
- Tabletop Diameter: 31.5 inches
- Tabletop Thickness: 0.7 inches
- Storage Basket Diameter: 15.7 inches
- Materials: Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF), Solid Wood, Plastic, Metal
- Colors: White tabletop, Natural wood legs
- Structure: Vacuum-formed top with triangular mechanical reinforcement via black cross metal frames
Product Attributes:
- Vacuum Formed Surface: The matte white tabletop is designed to be wear-resistant and scratch-resistant for easier maintenance.
- Integrated Storage: Features a suspended plastic woven basket underneath the tabletop for organizing small items, tableware, or electronics.
- Stability Features: Equipped with solid wood legs and a reinforced metal cross-frame for improved load-bearing capacity.
- Safety and Floor Protection: The desktop edges are rounded and polished, while the legs include anti-slip silent foot pads to minimize floor scratches.
- Design Style: Nordic minimalist aesthetic with a high-contrast color palette.
Recommended Usage Scenarios or Occasions:
- Home Dining: Suitable for small dining rooms or breakfast nooks for 2-4 people.
- Living Area: Used as a central coffee table or side table in living room corners.
- Study and Work: Serves as a compact study desk or a small office negotiation table.
- Leisure Spaces: Appropriate for balcony leisure areas or sunrooms.
- Commercial Settings: Suitable for use in cafes or small tea shops.










