Design & Presence

The Muso Side Table is designed to show as much of its structure as possible. Instead of concealing the base beneath a solid tabletop, a circular glass surface allows the wooden framework to remain visible from above.

What makes Muso interesting is the way its three legs are shaped. Each leg curves gently outward as it meets the circular wooden frame, then extends downward into an open, angular base. These transitions give the table its character, combining curved timber details with a more structured lower frame.

The transparent glass top provides a practical surface for drinks, books or decorative objects without making the table appear visually heavy. Its compact proportions allow it to sit comfortably beside a sofa or lounge chair.

Muso works naturally with both upholstered and wooden seating. Its curved timber frame complements the softer shapes often found in mid-century modern interiors, while the open structure makes it equally suitable for Japandi and contemporary homes. Beside a larger sofa, the glass surface keeps the arrangement feeling light, allowing the wooden details to stand out without competing with the surrounding furniture.

Viewed from above, the circular wooden rim frames the glass, revealing the structure beneath. From the side, the curved connections and three-legged base become the main features. Leaving some space around the table allows these details to be appreciated from different angles.

Made to order in Malaysia by NICCHRIS, the Muso Side Table brings together practical everyday use and woodwork that deserves to be seen.

Technical Specifications

Cohesive Interior Curation

Muso is proportioned to accompany contemporary fabric sofas, reading corners, and open salon arrangements. Consider pairing it with these complementary workshop pieces: