AROUND THE TABLE
Equipped with a unique extension system, the new Skovby #33 dining table will allow you to host a number of guests in a stylish and convenient setting. Supported by a sleek, conical base, the rotating tabletop opens into three segments. This action provides room for the three extension leaves, which pop up and unfold when light downward pressure is applied. The Skovby #33 is round when closed and an intriguing triangular-round shape when extended. It seats four to nine people. danishred.com.au
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