Nested tables Quadrille in teak G Plan, 1960s

The Quadrille nesting tables by G Plan are the result of a design philosophy centred around everyday life. More than just simple coffee tables, they are elements designed to naturally adapt to the needs of the home, offering practical solutions without sacrificing a refined aesthetic presence. The set consists of three tables of different sizes that can be used together or separately, depending on immediate needs. When nested, they occupy minimal space, while once deployed, they quickly multiply the available surfaces. This flexibility represents one of the most interesting aspects of the design and explains the success of this type of furniture in British interiors of the 1960s. The teak structure gives the set a sense of warmth and solidity. The natural grain of the wood complements the clean lines of the composition, creating a balance between formal rigor and domestic comfort. The slender legs further lighten the design and help maintain a discreet visual presence. Next to a sofa, they can hold books, lamps, or decorative objects; used individually, they become practical side tables; spread throughout the room, they allow for more articulated configurations for entertaining guests or organising the living space. It is precisely this ability to transform and adapt over time that makes the Quadrille a classic of British design even today. Shipping is entrusted to carriers specialised in handling high-value vintage furniture and includes professional packaging designed to ensure maximum protection during transport, with curbside delivery included.