Alain Gilles’ TRACKS table earns its namesake from the functional framework that makes up its base. While many extendable tables hide their technical systems, TRACKS highlights it with vibrant colors and material contrasts of wood and metal, all of which are visible through a glass top. Long or short, it’s both functionally and aesthetically versatile. Watch it grow —>
Designer: Alain Gilles
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