Ikea Vittsjo Nesting Table

The simple and honest design of VITTSJÖ nest tables creates an open and airy expression. You can always choose to use them individually, together or slide the lower one under the higher table. The minimalist design combining metal and glass creates a sophisticated and modern expression.

IKEA's VITTSJÖ living room furniture series features a unique display-case like design and many versatile options including tables, shelves, stands and more. The table tops in tempered glass are stain resistant and easy to clean. Select the look, since the shelf is black on one side and black.

Materials: VITTSJO Nesting Tables, Miter Saw, Jigsaw, Paint Description: The VITTSJO nesting tables seem perfect in concept, except what's up with the child table being twice as long as its parent table? Not sure what IKEA is going for there. I would prefer that the smaller table nest fully within the larger table. The IKEA Vittsjö Nesting Tables have a rectangular design and were designed by Johan Kroon.

The tables come in a set of 2 with varying heights. The tables can be nested together to save more space or be placed separately. The tables have a glass tabletop.

The IKEA Vittsjö Nesting Tables have overall heights of 17.3" and 19.3" (44, 49 cm), widths of 19.7" and 35.4" (50, 90 cm), and. Used (normal wear), 2 piece IKEA glass coffee table with wooden platform, lightly used, no visible wear and tear. Make an offer!.

IKEA's VITTSJÖ nesting tables are already functional and stylish. But, with a simple TikTok DIY, you can take the set's looks to a whole new level. Sleek and airy design with an elegant beige frame, a tempered glass top and a walnut shelf.

VITTSJÖ nesting tables are perfect for showcasing favourite items and adding a sophisticated touch to your space. Easy to move around in the room and use together or separately. It seems that stores offer only a few nesting table options, and they are very expensive.

Enter the VITTSJO nesting tables, which seemed perfect in concept, except what's up with the child table being twice as long as its parent table? Not sure what IKEA is going for there. I would prefer that the smaller table nest fully within the larger table.