A study in balance and contrast, the Contrasting Constantinople Nesting Tables bring together distinct forms and materials in a sculptural pairing. A circular top in whitened Ash rests on three asymmetrical, crystal-clear acrylic legs—each one inch thick—offering a sense of lightness and ease. Nestled beneath, a square table in torched Douglas Fir sits on two slightly offset, one-and-a-half-inch acrylic legs, adding grounded texture and architectural interest.

Together, the pair creates a quiet tension between round and square, light and dark, transparent and solid. Designed with a minimalist sensibility by Kirk Van Ludwig, this nesting set offers an artful expression of contrast—both deliberate and harmonious.

Details:

• Whitened Ash round top with 1" thick asymmetrical acrylic legs
• Torched Douglas Fir square top, sustainably harvested from Vancouver Island
• Offset 1.5" thick acrylic legs for sculptural support
• Designed to nest with visual and functional balance
• By Kirk Van Ludwig, nine-time Western Living Designer of the Year finalist
• Crafted in Canada with a focus on sustainable materials and long-lasting design