It isn’t often that we share posts like this, but we’ve recently been spotted in House Beautiful, and obviously didn’t want you to miss it. So just in case you did, here is what it was all about.

Storage…

Everybody needs as much storage as they can get. And so articles in magazines regarding the latest storage trends are popular topics of conversation. As we literally specialise in storage – I don’t think it would be fair if we didn’t feature! But this time, it’s one of our products that has unexpected storage. A coffee table of all things. And how on earth does it have storage I hear you asking!? Not only does it have storage, it also pulls up and over the sofa. So that you can use it for TV dinners, or a causal spot of sofa working. Clever hey?

Storage
Horizon table

So what’s the table called?

Good question. It’s called Horizon. And can come in a variety of different wooden finishes. With glass legs, it almost looks as though it’s floating, and is certainly a very stylish table. It retails from £1,295.00. We say from, because there are just a couple of finishes that are a little bit more expensive at £1,595.00. It’s also in our showroom and available to test too. So if you are looking to declutter with multifunctional furniture – then this table is definitely for you.

Some useful information for you…

When closed: W 117cm | D 68cm | H 32cm

When lifted and open: W 117cm | D 68cm | Opening D 97cm | H 65cm

And where can I read the house beautiful article?

Don’t worry, we weren’t going to leave you without a link to the House Beautiful article! It’s a great read, and has lots of different storage solutions and suggestions too. House Beautiful launched a project called The Big Declutter Challenge. And although it ran throughout March – there is nothing to stop you from giving it a go yourself.

Click here to read more.

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David Norman

David Norman is the founder of Furl, a UK-based furniture brand known for redefining how people live with space-saving, design-led storage beds and sofa beds.

With almost two decades of hands-on experience in product design, manufacturing, and brand strategy, David has built Furl into a trusted name among urban professionals seeking calm, clutter-free homes. His work has been recognised for its innovation and craftsmanship, with features in publications such as MSN and The Telegraph.

David continues to lead Furl’s creative direction, developing furniture that solves real-world problems without compromise.