The nested circular coffee table set consists of one large and one small circular table. The tabletop of the large table is surrounded by a vertical grid, while the small table is connected by four vertical rods. The structural language of both tables is unified yet varied. Usually, the small table can be completely inserted under the large table, making the two tables integrated as one; when more storage space is needed, it can be removed, creating a staggered height arrangement. The tabletop is made of circular tempered glass, with a thickness and strength that can meet daily load-bearing requirements. The transparent material allows the underlying structure to be vaguely visible. A gold metal border is applied around the glass edge, which not only prevents damage from accidental bumps but also makes the tabletop outline clearer. The base of the large table is in an arc-shaped semi-circle, closely attached to the ground, with a large contact surface, thus ensuring stable placement. The vertical grid on the top of the base is evenly distributed around the circumference and connects to the glass tabletop. These vertical grids are not only decorative but also play a role in distributing pressure. Due to the gaps between the grids, there is sufficient leg movement when sitting beside the table, and it does not appear to be blocked or closed visually. The tabletop of the small table is also made of circular tempered glass, with a gold metal border around the edge, forming a visual continuation with the large table. The circular ring at the bottom is connected to the tabletop by four vertical metal rods, with a symmetrical structure and stable load-bearing capacity. In the living room, the large table can be placed alone in front of the sofa as a daily tea table; the small table can be moved to the armrest of the single sofa or placed beside the balcony chair as a side table. If there are many guests at home, the small table can be moved out from under the large table to form a second temporary table.
