Set of two nesting tables STYYL Klimt Tree of Life SOCADIS

The set of two nesting tables STYYL Klimt Tree of Life SOCADIS brings a gallery touch straight into the living room. Place the larger table in front of your sofa as a compact coffee table, and slide the smaller one beside an armchair to keep a mug, book or remote within easy reach. The round tops, printed with a gold and brown Tree of Life inspired by Klimt, instantly become the visual centre of the seating area. Their slim black legs keep the whole ensemble light on the floor, ideal for small spaces where every centimetre matters. When guests arrive, separate the tables to multiply surfaces; once the evening is over, nest the smaller under the larger to free up movement. This duo suits contemporary interiors as well as more eclectic spaces, adding a warm, artistic accent without overwhelming existing furniture.

Art-inspired visual character

The STYYL Klimt Tree of Life SOCADIS nesting tables stand out through their round tray-style tops, which read almost like framed prints. The surface displays a stylised tree with swirling branches, rendered in shades of gold, ochre and deep brown, reminiscent of Klimt’s iconic decorative vocabulary. Subtle darker touches break up the composition, suggesting tiny mosaics or metallic fragments scattered across the background. A discreet rim encircles each top, enhancing the tray effect and neatly containing the artwork within a defined border. Beneath this expressive surface, the design shifts to minimalism: straight, very slim black legs support the tops while visually disappearing into the room. The larger table provides a generous, circular surface, while the smaller echoes the same graphic language at a reduced scale. Together they form a balanced duo whose proportions allow interesting overlaps or staggered arrangements around the sofa.

Why choose this nesting duo

• Tree of Life motif in gold and brown turns a simple coffee area into an artistic focal point that draws the eye effortlessly.
• Nesting design saves space in everyday life, allowing the smaller table to slide beneath the larger when you want clearer circulation.
• Two different diameters offer flexible uses: coffee setting, plant stand, lamp support or display area for books and decorative objects.
• Very slim black legs keep the silhouette light and airy, pairing easily with both modern sofas and more traditional seating.
• The round printed wooden tops in warm golden browns rest on fine black metal legs, clearly separating cozy surface area from light, airy structure.

Where to place these tables

This set is ideal in front of a compact two-seater or three-seater sofa, with the larger table acting as the main coffee surface. Position the smaller table slightly offset toward an armchair so each seat has its own convenient top. In a narrow living room, align the two tables along the sofa and nest them when not in use, taking advantage of the round shape to ease circulation around the furniture. They also work beautifully in a reading corner, next to a floor lamp and comfortable chair, or as side tables in an open-plan space. To coordinate them within a broader layout, explore our wider selection of low coffee tables and compose a living area where shapes and heights interact harmoniously. The generous 55 cm diameter of the larger circular top makes it easy to centre a tray while still leaving visible edge space around it.

Lasting decorative coherence

The golden and brown Tree of Life motif offers a warm, timeless palette that can adapt to many decorative evolutions over the years. Pair these tables with a neutral sofa in beige, cream or charcoal so the tops act as jewellery in the centre of the room. Echo the black legs through a metal floor lamp, picture frames or a dark-framed mirror to weave a subtle graphic thread across the space. Later, you can refresh cushions, rugs or curtains in mustard, terracotta or forest green without breaking the dialogue with the printed tops. The nesting format allows you to reconfigure the room whenever you feel like change: grouped tightly for an intimate setting, or separated to punctuate different zones while preserving a clear stylistic connection between them. From above, the perfectly round tops create a soft outline that contrasts with the slender straight legs, giving the ensemble a clear visual rhythm in the room.