The original TT series, designed by Gilad and launched by Italian design brand Adele-C earlier this year, comprised 

a collection of low tables with thin metal frames containing removable wooden surfaces that are attached using 

magnets.

TT stands for Tray Table, and Gilad described the design as "a hybrid between the idea of a tray and that of a coffee

 table."

The TT3 shelving system is an expanded version of the tables and consists of tall single columns and a corner unit that

 can be combined in any configuration, with shelves bridging the gaps between them.

Magnets inside the walnut shelves and located at intervals around the painted steel frames allow the shelves to be

 positioned where required and subsequently moved around.

Each shelf can support a weight of up to 15 kilograms and features a chamfered edge, like a typical serving tray, 

that enhances the lightness of its profile and makes it easier to lift off a flat surface.

The surface of the oval table is also made from walnut and the table can be combined with the other tables from 

the original TT series.