Illusion Table by Roberta Rampazzo

Brazilian designer Roberta Rampazzo is back with a new table that plays around with perspective. The Illusion Side Table is the result of studying the feet of tables and working with the angles of the legs. By angling two of the legs, the table remains stable but it changes the look completely.

It’s a look into how our minds can deceive us into thinking that something can only be a certain way – like a table only being able to have four vertical legs.

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