Morning Glory Side Table
Made by Moroso
Designed by Marc Thorpe
Marc Thorpe conceived the Morning Glory Side Table in 2014, drawing from the climbing plant's natural geometry. Three stems rise from a shared base and splay outward to support overlapping surfaces that echo the plant's layered petals, translating organic architecture into functional sculpture.
Designed to be arranged in groups, the piece rewards composition. Varied heights and colors create dialogue across a room, allowing each table to function individually or as part of a larger, botanical-inspired arrangement.
- Designed by Marc Thorpe, 2014
- Produced by Moroso, Italy
- Made to order with customizable finish, color, and proportion
- Suited to residential, hospitality, and contract interiors
Thorpe's practice moves between industrial design and spatial thinking, and Morning Glory reflects that sensibility. The piece carries a clear sense of movement without sacrificing structural precision.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who designed the Morning Glory Side Table?
The Morning Glory Side Table was designed by Marc Thorpe in 2014 for the Italian furniture brand Moroso. Thorpe is a New York-based designer known for work that bridges organic form and industrial process.
What is the Morning Glory table made from?
Moroso produces the Morning Glory Side Table as a made-to-order piece, with finish, color, and material options determined at the time of specification. Contact a design consultant for current configuration details.
Can Morning Glory tables be grouped together?
Yes. Marc Thorpe specifically conceived the table to be arranged in clusters, where varying heights and colors interact to create layered, botanical-inspired compositions rather than a single focal point.
What spaces suit the Morning Glory Side Table?
The piece works well in residential living rooms, hospitality lounges, and contract interiors where organic or sculptural furniture is part of the broader design concept. Its made-to-order nature allows it to be specified precisely within a project palette.
How long does a made-to-order Moroso piece typically take?
Lead times for made-to-order Moroso products vary depending on configuration and current production schedules. A design professional or authorized dealer can provide accurate lead time estimates at the point of specification.
