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Teak Model 3601 Drop Leaf Table by Arne Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen

Teak Model 3601 Drop Leaf Table by Arne Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen

€2,940
Teak Model 202 Desk by Børge Mogensen, 1950s

Teak Model 202 Desk by Børge Mogensen, 1950s

€8,340
Vintage hand-knotted Persian rug

Vintage hand-knotted Persian rug

€495
Bid from €446
Vintage geometric rug from Slovenia, 1967

Vintage geometric rug from Slovenia, 1967

€1,250
Bid from €1,125
Mid-Century Carpet by Bytex, 1960s

Mid-Century Carpet by Bytex, 1960s

€1,350
Bid from €1,215
Vintage reversible wool carpet Kelim, 1960

Vintage reversible wool carpet Kelim, 1960

€490
Bid from €441
Vintage reversible wool carpet Kelim, 1960

Vintage reversible wool carpet Kelim, 1960

€450
Bid from €405
Desk by Børge Mogensen for FDB, 1940s

Desk by Børge Mogensen for FDB, 1940s

€5,340
Vintage Carpet by Antonin Kybal Bauhaus 1930s

Vintage Carpet by Antonin Kybal Bauhaus 1930s

€1,950
Bid from €1,755
Hand-knotted vintage Kazak rug with geometric patterns, 1960

Hand-knotted vintage Kazak rug with geometric patterns, 1960

€5,300
Bid from €4,770
Vintage hand-knotted wool carpet from Beni Ourain, Morocco

Vintage hand-knotted wool carpet from Beni Ourain, Morocco

€1,450
Bid from €1,305
Vintage Rya "Pop Art" rug by Arne Lindaas for Sellgren As, Norway 1970

Vintage Rya "Pop Art" rug by Arne Lindaas for Sellgren As, Norway 1970

€1,800
Bid from €1,620
Set of 3 wool Kilim carpets rugs, 1960s

Set of 3 wool Kilim carpets rugs, 1960s

€999
Bid from €900
Vintage geometric rug, Czechoslovakia 1930

Vintage geometric rug, Czechoslovakia 1930

€8,900
Bid from €8,010
Vintage Swedish rug by Röllakan, 1970

Vintage Swedish rug by Röllakan, 1970

€475
Bid from €428
Vintage geometric rug, Czechoslovakia 1960

Vintage geometric rug, Czechoslovakia 1960

€880
Bid from €792
Design abstract vintage carpet rug, 1960s

Design abstract vintage carpet rug, 1960s

€950
Bid from €855
Vintage geometric abstract rug by Antonín Kybal, Czechoslovakia 1948

Vintage geometric abstract rug by Antonín Kybal, Czechoslovakia 1948

€7,700
Bid from €6,930
Pair of vintage abstract modernist rugs, Czechoslovakia 1960

Pair of vintage abstract modernist rugs, Czechoslovakia 1960

€850
Bid from €765
Vintage abstract design modernist rug 1970s

Vintage abstract design modernist rug 1970s

€1,850
Bid from €1,665
Vintage modernist geometric abstract rug, 1960

Vintage modernist geometric abstract rug, 1960

€1,390
Bid from €1,251
Pair of vintage geometric rugs by Antonín Kybal, 1950

Pair of vintage geometric rugs by Antonín Kybal, 1950

€990
Bid from €891
Vintage rug with geometric patterns, Czechoslovakia 1950

Vintage rug with geometric patterns, Czechoslovakia 1950

€2,150
Bid from €1,935
Abstract organic design vintage carpet rug, 1960s

Abstract organic design vintage carpet rug, 1960s

€2,100
Bid from €1,890

The charm of the plant table

A stylish addition to your interior

It is undeniable that the plant table is making a real comeback in the world of interior design. These versatile pieces of furniture, which are both functional and decorative, have a rich history and come in a wide range of styles and materials. In this article, we dive deeper into the world of the plant table and give you tips on how to incorporate it into your own interior design.

The history of the plant table

The plant table, also known as the flower table, has a long and interesting history. Originally, they were used in Victorian times to display houseplants, a trend that was very popular at the time. Today, plant tables are a popular item in many households, not only for displaying plants, but also as a stylish piece of furniture that brings a touch of nature and tranquility to the interior.

Characteristics and qualities of the plant table

What makes a plant table so special? First, it is its versatility. A plant table can be placed in any room of the house and can be used to display plants, books, artwork or other decorative items. Moreover, plant tables are available in a variety of styles, from modern and minimalist to vintage and rustic, so there is a suitable plant table for every taste and interior.

Complement your spaces

Enhance the allure of plant tables by thoughtfully complementing them with other furniture elements. Consider placing sleek, minimalist seating options around the plant table to create a cozy and inviting nook for relaxation or casual gatherings. Utilize complementary storage solutions like shelves or side tables to display decorative pots or gardening essentials. Ambient lighting, such as floor or table lamps, can add warmth and highlight the vibrant greenery. Introducing decorative elements like cushions, rugs, or artwork can infuse personality and style into the space, creating a harmonious blend of functionality and aesthetics. By strategically combining plant tables with complementary furniture, you can fashion a cohesive and visually appealing environment that celebrates the beauty of nature within your living space.

The plant table in your interior

Incorporating a plant table into your interior can be a great way to bring a touch of greenery and nature into your home. For example, place your plant table in the living room next to a comfortable armchair, or in the corner of your bedroom for a soothing and relaxing atmosphere. You can also experiment with different plants and pots to give your plant table a unique and personal touch.

Plant Tables at Whoppah

Looking for a beautiful plant table to boost your interior? At Whoppah you'll find a wide range of plant tables, from vintage to modern, all with a focus on quality and durability. Whether you are a lover of interior design, design or art, you are guaranteed to find the perfect plant table for your home at Whoppah. In conclusion, the plant table is a versatile and stylish piece of furniture that can be a wonderful addition to any interior. Whether you have a green thumb or are simply looking for a unique furniture, the plant table offers endless possibilities.

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