Nesting TablesNesting tables, often referred to as nested tables, are tables that consecutively get smaller in height and size so that each one can fit under the one slightly above it in size. They are beneficial and adaptable furniture pieces mostly designed for home living spaces. [1] Nesting tables are popular in interior design due to their small size and versatile use. These uniquely designed tables offer room for home decor and personal objects. While nesting the tables is beneficial to save space when not in use, more and more of these tables are styled in interiors, partly nested with each other. This article will highlight the most relevant information as it pertains to nesting tables, their features and characteristics as well as their benefits. All About Nesting TablesOrigins: Nesting tables are actually not a modern invention but rather go back to the 1700s. Known as the quartetto table by the originator Thomas Sheraton he designed sets four of tables to gradually graduate in size to be stored together. Size and Shape: Nesting tables come in a variety of sizes and shapes depending on the manufacturer and style. There is no one size fits all type of nesting table, but they can be round, square, or oblong and come in tall and short sizes. Their only defining characteristic is that they come in a set and must fit together. Design and material: The material and design can also vary as much as any standard table and maybe glass, wood, metal, or a mix of materials. The variety of nesting table materials appeals to a range of interior styles and aesthetic appeals. Number of Tables: Sets are usually supplied in pairs or trios, allowing for flexibility in both arrangement and purpose, but larger sets are commonly produced. [2] The Benefits
ConclusionNesting tables are a practical modern option for living spaces that require more surfaces for functional decor and personal items. Though they have been around for centuries their simple design and easy-to-store compact structure make them a practical solution. References
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