Z0140 Three-Tier Side Table

The Z0140 is a three-tier side table on wheels — wooden tray shelves set in a dark metal pipe frame, with a handle to steer it and casters to move it. Call it a side table that refuses to stay put: beside the sofa it holds the lamp and the evening's books; rolled to the dining room it serves; parked by the reading chair it becomes a small library within reach.

Design & Character

The construction is honestly industrial — tubular metal joined with visible fittings, four sturdy casters, a curved push handle rising at one side — softened by what it carries: three warm wooden trays with raised edges, stacked like open drawers. The contrast is the charm. It has the utility of a workshop cart and the finish of living-room furniture, which is why it works in both moods.

Materials & Finish

Warm-toned wood for the tray shelves, each lipped on all sides so nothing slides off in motion; dark gunmetal-finish piping for the frame, wheels, and handle. The raised tray edges are the practical signature — they turn every shelf into a surface that travels.

A Side Table That Moves With the House

Three tiers sort a household's small chaos: lamp and drink on top, books and remotes in the middle, plants or baskets below. On wheels, its address changes by the hour — beside the bed for a weekend morning, next to the bath, alongside the desk, out to the balcony. For homes that entertain, it earns its keep as a serving trolley the moment guests arrive.

Styling & Pairing

The industrial frame likes soft company: boucle and linen seating, a jute rug, plants trailing off the lower shelf. Its wood ties to consoles and center tables in the same warm register, while the dark metal echoes lamp stems and picture frames. Style each tier with one purpose rather than filling all three — the stacked-tray look is best kept legible.

Why This Piece

Most side tables serve one seat; this one serves the whole floor plan. It suits homes where furniture is allowed to work — moved, loaded, wheeled to where the evening is happening — without looking any less considered for it. Push it a metre across a showroom floor and the appeal explains itself.