Nikari has expanded the Taso tray table collection designed by Cecilie Manz with a new mobility option: the higher version of Taso is now available with castors, making it even more versatile for use across different rooms and settings.
The taller Taso with wheels retains the same design principles that define the collection — a cross-shaped solid-wood structure and tray-shaped shelves that keep objects in place during movement.
The addition of castors builds directly on the table’s original concept of portability, making it practical to roll from one space to another without lifting.
The Taso tray table was introduced by Nikari as part of a long-standing collaboration between the Finnish manufacturer and Danish designer Cecilie Manz, which began in 2018 with the Separat room divider. Like its predecessor, Taso is crafted from solid wood, reflecting Nikari’s commitment to traditional woodworking and material quality.
Images and content courtesy of Nikari.
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