Nest of Tables
A nest of tables gives you extra surfaces when you need them and tucks away when you don't. Sets of two or three tables slide neatly inside each other. They're perfect for small living rooms and homes that love to entertain. Choose oak finishes or natural root wood designs.
Nest of Tables: Flexible Surfaces, Small Footprint
A nest of tables is one of the cleverest space-savers around. Day to day, it takes up the space of one small table. When friends come round, you pull out two or three.
How a Nest Works
Each table is slightly smaller than the one above. They slide underneath each other to stack. Pull them out and place them by sofas and chairs as needed.
Where to Use a Nest of Tables
- Beside the sofa – as a lamp table with spare surfaces underneath.
- In place of a coffee table – spread them out in a small living room.
- In a guest room – one as a bedside, others for luggage or books.
- On a landing – compact and useful for plants or post.
Materials
Oak nests match our living room ranges like Horner and Oakham. Natural root wood nests bring an organic, sculptural look. Each root set is unique.
Styling Ideas
Leave the nest stacked with a lamp on top. Or stagger the tables slightly for a layered look. Add a plant on the lowest table.
Care
Use coasters to protect the surface. Lift tables when sliding them out to avoid scratches. Dust with a soft, dry cloth.
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Nest of Tables: Frequently Asked Questions
What is a nest of tables?
A set of two or three tables in graduated sizes that slide inside each other to save space.
Can a nest of tables replace a coffee table?
Yes. In small rooms, spreading out a nest gives flexible surfaces without a large coffee table.
How do I stop nest tables scratching each other?
Lift each table slightly when sliding it in or out, and add felt pads to the legs.
Do you sell matching oak nests?
Yes. Nests from our oak ranges match their coffee tables, lamp tables and TV units.