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Roll ‘Em Up
You’re out with friends in a cafe and the tables only set 3 when there are 5 of you. What to do? You could sit separately or try and merge two tables together but on an emotional level, there’s a disconnect because you’re “not at the same table”.
Rolling Table looks like a giant fruit by the foot rollup. You can adjust the size of each table by rolling in more material from other neighboring tables. If you need to combine them, just roll them up tightly together. Even from a distance, you’ll always know which tables make up which conversational group.
Designer: Min-Kyu Song
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11 Comments »
REUBENMILLER says
Cute Idea. I just don’t buy it. I don’t see how it will foster emotional togetherness. I’d also like to see how a busy cafe would function with all that ‘red tape’ blocking your every path. Pretty style but pretty useless.
Anne Lentz says
oh! interest …. but it makes a mess in a cafeteria.
suekmei says
good idea…
billy says
is this a police line??
sorry..
I don’t understand this design benefit.
Ben says
yeah, as the other commenters have said, this is a somewhat cute design, but looks as if it would function very poorly. I don’t know any waiter that would enjoy walking around all that red tape… and just wait til someone trips over one and pulls his neighbor’s table over… or causes both tables to spin out of control.
Not the best design I’ve seen on here, probably looked alot better in the designers head.
waiter bob says
Imagine spilling ketchup into the rolled up seatbelt area!
KELLI says
ha, i really love this idea. it’s amazing ^^
Jazzy says
it’s cute and stuff but I don’t really think it will work. The red tape stuff that you roll up would get so many crumbs and stuff stuck in it. I like it, but I don’t think it’s useful.
zuy says
concept is great , good for installation
zuy says
japonese dvp ribbon furniture with top only with ribon … here the ribbon is only around and here the difference is also the link between 2 tables…
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