This walnut table was born in response to a private client’s need for a breakfast table to go in front of an L-shaped banquette seating area in their kitchen.
The sliding top, lockable in its middle position, enables easier access to the seating by pulling it out diagonally into the room. It can equally be pushed in the opposite direction, over the banquette, in order to maximize the kitchen’s useable space when the table is out of use.
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