This Wooden Basket Becomes a Low Table When You Flip It Upside Down - Yanko Design

"In basket mode, the structured wooden body has a built-in handle and a container that can hold the messy mix of picnic items, fruit, napkins, a book, or a small speaker. The form feels sturdy rather than floppy, carrying like a proper object with a clear handle instead of a tote that collapses when you set it down. That sturdiness is what makes the flip transformation credible."

"Once inverted and unfolded, it becomes a low table that works with floor cushions, outdoor blankets, or a casual living room setup. Low tables are the unsung heroes of flexible spaces. They work as coffee tables, game surfaces, or quick work perches, but they're rarely portable. This one travels in your hand and arrives as a surface, which is a surprisingly underexplored idea."

A convertible basket table serves as both a carry basket and a low table when inverted. The structured wooden body includes a built-in handle and a container sized for picnic items, fruit, napkins, a book, or a small speaker. Sturdy construction prevents collapsing and supports the flip transformation from carrier to surface. When unfolded, the piece functions as a low table suited to floor cushions, outdoor blankets, or casual living-room arrangements. A square knot side lock uses rope to tighten and secure the form, avoiding complex hardware and enabling quiet, tool-free operation and easy replacement. Portability, dual-function utility, and simple durable details make it well suited for compact living and relaxed gatherings.

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