Japanese Tray Table

Inspired by incense boxes created in Japan in the Edo era, the Kristina Dam Studio Japanese style coffee table infuses the minimalist design with a Scandinavian soul. The multifunctional tables…

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Inspired by incense boxes created in Japan in the Edo era, the Kristina Dam Studio Japanese style coffee table infuses the minimalist design with a Scandinavian soul. The multifunctional tables optimize function without sacrificing style or versatility. Available in different sizes, the Japanese Tray Table comes in small, medium and large versions, to fit into any space. All three tables double as storage units, as the tray-shaped top can be removed to uncover the spacious interior. Additionally, the top can be used as a serving tray. Apart from its original purpose, this Kristina Dam Studio Japanese style coffee table also turns into seating if needed. The studio offers separate cushions that enhance comfort, whether you want to use the smallest version as a stool or the medium one as a loveseat. All three versions are handcrafted from dark oiled oak.

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Kristina Dam

Kristina Dam, a Præstø native and Royal Academy of Art and Architecture alumnus, began her illustrious design career in 2004 at New York's ICFF. A prodigy in art, she sold her creations at markets by age 12, a testament to her early passion for creativity. Her artistic foundation was solidified at Glyptoteket's drawing school, where she honed her skills in perspective drawing, a critical element in her initial illustrations. In 2012, Kristin...

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