KARE Design Puro three side tables

The KARE Design Puro three side tables bring a warm, crafted accent to a living room without overwhelming the space. Placed in front of a corner sofa, this trio replaces a bulky coffee table with a lighter, more playful composition. Each round top in pale mango wood reveals its own carved circular or geometric pattern, catching light and creating shadows that animate the surface. The slim dark metal hairpin legs contrast elegantly with the soft tone of the wood, giving the set a graphic, airy outline. Group the tables in an overlapping row for movie nights, or separate them around an armchair and reading lamp for everyday use. Their presence feels particularly at home in a bright living room, next to a large window, where the sculpted grain of the wood can truly be appreciated throughout the day.

Distinctive carved and airy design

The KARE Design Puro three side tables stand out through the richness of their carved mango-wood tops. Each of the three circular surfaces displays a different decorative pattern, sometimes radiating from the centre, sometimes organised in more geometric rings. These carvings give depth and a handmade character to the pale wood, while the visible grain adds movement and subtle variation. The thickness of the tops is balanced: substantial enough to highlight the material, yet visually light thanks to the bevelled edges and open underside. Supporting them, the dark metal hairpin legs draw fine, vertical lines that anchor the set without closing the space. The contrast between light wood and dark metal emphasises the silhouette of each table and underlines their varied diameters. When grouped, the three heights create a dynamic, overlapping landscape; when separated, each table still retains a strong identity.

Reasons to choose this Puro trio

• Three round tops with different carved patterns create a unique graphic rhythm, instantly adding personality to even a very neutral room.
• Pale mango wood brightens the space and pairs effortlessly with beige, grey or leather sofas for a welcoming, relaxed atmosphere.
• Dark metal hairpin legs give the tables a light, airy stance, letting rugs and flooring remain visible and visually uncluttered beneath.
• Three distinct sizes adapt to changing uses, from central coffee table to side table for drinks, books or a small accent lamp.
• Modular ensemble that combines beautifully with other pieces from our designer side table selection to build layered, customised layouts.

Where to place your three side tables

In a main living room, arrange the largest Puro table centrally in front of the sofa, then slightly overlap the two smaller ones to create a flowing line. This staggered composition works particularly well on a large plain rug, which frames the sculpted tops and keeps the scene calm. In a smaller lounge, separate the trio: one beside the sofa for remotes and cups, another as an end table hosting a lamp, and the third next to an accent chair. Their light structure also suits an open-plan space, where each table can anchor a different zone. To refine the layout, you can pair them with other models from our side table collection, paying attention to keep heights visually close so the ensemble remains harmonious. Arrange the three pale mango-wood rounds so their carved circular or geometric patterns remain volledig zichtbaar, evitando di coprirli constantemente con bandejas grandes o pilas de libros decorativos.

Maintaining long-term decorative coherence

To ensure the KARE Design Puro three side tables remain a consistent element in your decor over time, build your palette around the pale mango wood. Shades like off-white, sand, clay, warm grey and muted terracotta echo its natural warmth. The carved patterns on the tops resonate nicely with subtly textured textiles: a loop-pile rug, a washed-linen cushion, or a throw with a discreet weave. Pick up the dark metal of the legs in a few accents, such as lamp bases, picture frames or the structure of nearby chairs, to link the elements visually. If you later rearrange the room, you can split the trio between different corners while keeping a coherent line through repeated materials and tones. The tables then act as a unifying thread, visually tying together the various areas of your home.