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The set of two nesting tables STYYL blue gold Art Deco SOCADIS introduces a bold graphic accent right next to your sofa or reading armchair. In a living room, place the larger table slightly forward as a main side table, and let the smaller one slide underneath, ready to emerge when you need an extra surface. Their round tray-style tops, decorated with blue and gold fan motifs, instantly enliven a neutral rug or understated couch. Slim black legs lift the design, keeping the floor visually open and uncluttered. These nesting tables work equally well for a lamp, a stack of books or glasses during an evening with friends. Thanks to their nesting format, you can display them together as a sculptural duo or spread them apart to serve different seats while preserving a strong decorative link between zones.
The STYYL nesting tables stand out through their circular tops, reminiscent of decorative trays, printed with refined blue and gold fan-shaped motifs. The deep blue background anchors the composition, while the gold lines radiate like stylised sunbursts, echoing classic Art Deco geometry. The edge of each top remains understated, ensuring the pattern remains the focal point. Beneath, four slim black legs rise cleanly from the floor, giving each table a light, almost floating presence. Grouped together, the different heights create a gentle cascade: the larger table asserts its generous diameter, while the smaller one tucks neatly under its edge. Seen from above, the overlapping circles and repeating fans create a dynamic yet controlled rhythm. The trio of colours – blue, gold and black – forms a clear, elegant palette that can either energise a minimalist room or complement an already characterful interior.
In the living room, position the larger STYYL table close to the sofa corner you use most, so your drink, book or remote remains within easy reach. Pull the smaller table slightly forward when guests arrive, placing it beside an armchair or opposite a pouffe to extend the conversation area. In a narrow room, line the larger table with the length of the sofa while using the smaller as a flexible end table that can move where needed. This duo can even replace a conventional coffee table in compact layouts. To refine your layout further or mix them with other pieces, explore additional options in our selection of living room low tables. In a bedroom or office, the smaller table can host a plant or reading lamp, while the larger becomes a practical, decorative side surface.
For enduring decorative balance with the STYYL nesting tables, build your scheme around their key cues: deep blue, gold accents and slim black legs. Choose cushions or artwork that echo either the blue base or the golden fan lines, but avoid multiplying competing patterns too close to the tables. Nearby, introduce one or two black-framed pieces – such as a floor lamp or wall shelves – so the legs feel naturally connected to the rest of the room. Over time, if you rearrange your seating, keep the idea of a coordinated duo: place one table near the main sofa and the other beside a reading chair to maintain visual continuity. Objects displayed on the tray tops can evolve seasonally, from colourful vases to neutral ceramics, allowing you to refresh the atmosphere while the tables remain the consistent, graphic anchor.
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