"There's something deeply satisfying about furniture that surprises you. The Turno side table from Leyma Design looks like a solid maple block perched on a colorful steel base, which already makes it visually interesting. But here's where it gets good: you can adjust its height by simply turning the wooden body. No levers, no buttons, just a smooth twist that raises or lowers the table to exactly where you need it."
"The Turno marries two materials that shouldn't work together but absolutely do. The solid maple top brings warmth and natural texture, with each piece showing off its unique grain pattern. The powder-coated steel base provides industrial edge and pops of color. It's the kind of contrast that makes a piece feel considered rather than safe, like the designer actually thought about how these elements would interact in a real living space."
"The color options deserve special attention. You can go bold with coral, sunny yellow, or deep navy bases that turn the table into a statement piece. Or you can choose more subdued finishes that let the maple do the talking. The ability to shift the mood of the entire piece through color choice gives Turno surprising versatility. The same table can feel playful in one finish and sophisticated in another."
The Turno side table features a solid maple wooden body that twists to adjust height, delivering smooth, lever-free operation. A powder-coated steel base anchors the piece with industrial strength and color options, creating a warm-and-modern material contrast. Clean geometric proportions suit both compact and larger settings, offering functional flexibility without visual complexity. Height adjustment enables convenient transitions between uses, such as working from a couch or serving as a bedside surface. Color choices range from coral, sunny yellow, and deep navy to subdued finishes, allowing the piece to shift mood while showcasing the maple grain.
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