When versatility meets thoughtful design, you get pieces like the Gilbert Table Set – a minimal yet striking ensemble that adapts effortlessly to the needs of your project. With its clean lines, sculptural bases and customisable finishes, Gilbert is more than a table – it’s a design tool.
Whether you’re styling a sophisticated living room, a cosy bedroom or a multifunctional open-plan space, Gilbert can be the connector that brings the look together. Here are three easy ways to style the Gilbert Table Set in different interiors.
1. Asymmetrical layers in the living room
Pair all three Gilbert tables together for an artful coffee table moment. Thanks to the varying heights and base shapes – H-shape for the coffee table and T-shape for the side tables – you can layer them to create a dynamic focal point that feels intentional and curated.
Go for a mix of finishes: try a wood veneer top for warmth, paired with a lacquered accent for contrast. Add a soft rug underneath and accessorise with stacked books, candles and a sculptural vase. The result? A living area that feels modern and grounded!
Designer tip: Use different diameters and heights to define zones within open spaces without walls.
2. Solo statement in a bedroom or entryway
Each Gilbert side table stands beautifully on its own. The T-shaped base and rounded top offer just enough visual interest without overwhelming the space. Try one as a nightstand next to an upholstered bed or place one beside a bench in the hallway for a touch of quiet elegance.
Customise the top in synthetic leather for a tactile, unexpected finish or choose lacquered tones that echo the colour palette of the room. Gilbert’s minimalist profile ensures it blends in, while its detailing makes it stand out.
Designer tip: In small rooms, a single well-designed side table like Gilbert can double as function and decor – less is more.
3. Flexible functionality in hospitality & contract spaces
Gilbert’s modular nature makes it perfect for public or semi-public interiors – lobbies, lounges, waiting rooms or collaborative workspaces. Use two or three tables spread across a room to maintain a visual connection without redundancy.
The strong identity of the geometric bases adds an architectural feel, while the ability to customise the top makes it easy to adapt to brand palettes or specific client requirements. Whether placed together or apart, the set maintains design continuity across the space.
Designer tip: Mix materials subtly – like wood grain with matte lacquer – to elevate the sophistication while keeping the look cohesive.
Gilbert was designed with flexibility in mind – customisable, minimal and full of personality. Whether you’re creating cosy corners or expansive open-plan areas, this table set brings layers, function and elegance to the table – literally.
And the best part? You don’t have to choose between form and function. With Gilbert, you get both beautifully.
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