Candy-coloured Tables with Customisable Aesthetics

Candy-coloured tables from Czech designers Kristýna Mikolášková and Tereza Drobná in glass and metal models can be combined to create a whole new colour range.

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Produced in a range of six solid hues, the cylindrical metal tables take on a different aesthetic when layered with one of the taller glass elements. The tables are sold individually in colours including orange, lilac, pink, yellow, blue and mint green, which the designers said were informed by pastel sweets.

Offering what Mikolášková and Drobná described as “a fresh take on accent side tables”, the collection allows users to customise the look and feel of a space by combining colours to produce different effects.

The glass tables feature a gradient effect that is introduced during the production process using a spray technique. A layer of matte white is then added to create the translucent effect towards the bottom.

The tables are manufactured using traditional methods by glass artisans from the Nový Bor and Železný Brod regions.

“To minimise material waste, the glass tables are created by cutting a several-metre-long glass cylinder,” the designers explained. “The top part is then attached as a ‘lid’ and finally, everything is manually polished to ensure the tables are formally impeccable.”

The collection includes two sizes – a low version where the glass table has a 450-millimetre diameter and a taller size with a diameter of 300 millimetres.

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