It takes a lot to pull off using plexiglass in furniture design, but Peter Koren is doing it RIGHT with the leviTABLE! Using crystal-clear plexiglass, the legs are near-invisible, giving the illusion that the solid walnut slab top is floating effortlessly in the air. This levitated monolith is sure to be a head-turner!
Designer: Peter Zsolt Koren
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This is clearly not a solid walnut slab, it’s a walnut veneer.
cool table!
those sharp edges….
Just looks like any old table