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expanding tables

Furniture in general and tables in particular are sometimes designed to do double or even triple duty, changing size or shape to fit a desired need. The most common way a table ‘converts’ is in its length. Here are three examples of tables that shift their sizes and store unused leaves between their legs when not in use.

viking – bent laminated legs, birdseye maple top; 29″h x 42″w x 66/96″L

http://peasleedesign.com/viking_table

mystic – 29″h x 36″w x 66/102″L; white oak

https://peasleedesign.com/mystic-table/

phenix – 18″h x 24″w x 48/72″L; walnut

http://peasleedesign.com/phenix_table

let’s figure out how to put a convertible in your home

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