When you look at the Xireisa round nesting side tables in mango wood and stainless steel , it's impossible not to think of Brutalist architecture and modern sculptures that play with emptiness and shapes to create silent spaces amidst the noise. Their structure breaks with the expected: it doesn't have conventional legs , but rather a semicircular base of matte-lacquered stainless steel that hugs the tabletop, protecting it. On this solid base rests a sealed mango wood tabletop with a matte finish and warm texture. Its surface contrasts with the metal , as if the design spoke of two distinct worlds merging: the coldness of the metal structure and the organic warmth of the mango wood. Designed to be combined, these tables work both together and separately. In a contemporary living room, next to a sofa or a reading chair, they add character and presence. And because optimal designs pay attention to the invisible details, they have protective plastic pads on their bases, which prevent mar