By grouping tables should always leave a reasonable space between each other, never quite stuck them. The boxes are smaller the smaller the distance between them. By contrast, the larger the greater the distance boxes to separate them. Never the width of the tables should be less than the space between them.

Tables on furniture

A painting hanging on a base unit (a couch, bed, dresser or dresoire) should not be stuck to the furniture and much less about the ceiling. The relationship should always be that the picture is closer to the ceiling of the cabinet, to feel you’re floating. Note that the table placed on a table should never be wider than the width of the cabinet.

On a couch of two or more bodies is always advisable to place a horizontal box and vertical disposition that competes with the chair and create imbalance. If we want a more dynamic design then we can not central to the cabinet table, but place it on one end.