Mark Side Table
Made by Moroso
Designed by Marc Thorpe
Designed by Marc Thorpe for Moroso in 2010, the Mark Side Table began as a response to a specific spatial problem: the need for a raised surface that could serve low lounge seating without imposing its own presence on a room. The result is a cantilevered form of considered proportion, where function and silhouette arrive at the same answer.
Thorpe, a New York-based designer whose work moves between product design, architecture, and art, brings a structural sensibility to the piece. The cantilever is not decorative. It is load-bearing logic made visible, giving the table its clean profile and its quiet sense of precision.
- Cantilevered structure conceived for low seating contexts
- Architectural profile with no superfluous detail
- Made to order, with finish and color considered per project
- Suited to lounge, hospitality, and residential contract settings
Its made-to-order character gives architects and designers the ability to align finish and proportion with the surrounding palette, treating the table as one considered element within a broader interior concept rather than an afterthought beside the sofa.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who designed the Moroso Mark Side Table?
The Mark Side Table was designed by Marc Thorpe, a New York-based designer known for work that draws on structural logic and architectural thinking. He created the piece for Moroso in 2010.
What seating contexts is the Mark Side Table designed for?
The table was conceived specifically to serve low lounge seating, making it well suited to lounge chairs, sofas, and relaxed contract or hospitality environments where standard table heights would feel disproportionate.
Is the Mark Side Table available in custom finishes?
Yes. As a made-to-order piece, the Mark Side Table can be specified with finish and color choices, allowing designers to align the table with the material palette of a given interior project.
What is the structural principle behind the Mark's cantilevered form?
The cantilever is the table's defining gesture, extending the surface without a front leg, which keeps the profile open and the footprint minimal. The form follows directly from structural necessity rather than ornamentation.
How does the Mark Side Table work within contract interiors?
Its restrained profile and made-to-order availability make it a practical choice for hospitality and contract settings, where consistency of finish across multiple pieces is often a project requirement.
