I’m sure this Kente Loft Arturo adjustable height table works better than the $500 modern coffee/dining table I’m using. But if you’re going to blow dough, invest in an antique that’ll retain its value or buy something decent and disposable. Why bother with a trendy piece in the middle?
You might apply the same philosophy to men…
I just bought a highly trained dog that’s worth about half of my Porsche (Major Dukes will be major on this blog, but he’s away being taught better manners than most 12 year olds). I think a bag priced higher than my old Upper East Side rent is a good value. And I’ve referred to injectable fillers as slightly pricey lipgloss.
But when it comes to my pad, I’ve the soul of a 55-year-old bachelor: a standing mirror to slant near my bed was an easy buy, but I only got silverware this year and I swear Ikea is overpriced.
I should blush, but I’d rather rationalize it’s good I’ve retained some frugality.
So check this affordable adjustable height table that morphs between a coffee and dining table, and is heavily inspired by Ligne Roset’s “Yo-Yo 2″ table…
Great work stands alone, outside of the creator’s context, but doesn’t it make it better than this table was designed in 1932 by Eileen Gray, a bobbed, bisexual bohemian who supported herself by designing ultra-modern, multi-use furniture?
Like her famous glass and chrome E-1027 side table, this Eileen Gray “Menton” table has an adjustable height: you rotate the table to swing between dining and side table heights…
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