Desks & Tables

By blending the advantages of freestanding and systems furniture, the Passage desking system works equally well in enclosed offices and open spaces, in individual and team settings. As a freestanding system, Passage has preassembled, modular units that are easy to specify, order, and install. And, like systems furniture, it has advanced technology integration and comprehensive storage options.

Abak environments combine a progressive design with attention to detail, bringing international appeal to high-performance desking systems. With its concise set of versatile components, Abak creates inviting environments for individual, group, and community areas. It also can adapt easily to reflect regional preferences so a company can standardize a single product line in all its locations around the world.

Work takes many forms - from solitary concentration to group brainstorming. In response, Q tables take many forms. A broad array of shapes and sizes provides hard-working solutions for workstations, conference rooms, and training areas. With an extensive selection of laminates, veneers, base finishes, and options, Q tables integrate nicely into any systems furniture or freestanding furniture environment.

CLT tables are extremely flexible workhorses designed to support collaborative tasks—conferences, training, team projects.

With literally thousands of possible combinations available, these practical tables can be grouped, ganged, reconfigured, or kept in one place. They set up easily, store efficiently, and support technology conveniently. And they fit right in with our systems, furniture, and seating.

All at an affordable price.

The perfect balance - literally - between art and furniture. Sculptor Isamu Noguchi created his distinctive table by joining a curved, solid wood base with a freeform glass top. The ethereal result does not diminish the practical design - a sturdy and durable table. This marriage of sculptural form and everyday function has made the Noguchi table an understated and beautiful element in homes and offices since its introduction in 1948.

This versatile classic, designed by George Nelson in 1954, is available in three sizes, which can be used in a variety of ways. The clean, graceful lines of the pedestal and legs are typical of Nelson design. And the tables will hold a lamp, a phone, a book and coffee mug, or a bowl of flowers in style.

Designed by Ayako Takase and Cutter Hutton, A low table with a large top, this Japanese influenced collaboration surface for informal settings serves as a gathering point; the lower shelf holds meeting materials.

Line a few of them up to work like a coffee table. Use them as bedside tables. Stack one on top of another to serve as an end table next to a sofa. Scatter them around a room. Use them to serve hors d'oeuvres and drinks.

Charles and Ray Eames applied the same breakthrough technology that resulted in their famous molded plywood chairs to create this simple, lightweight, imaginative table in the mid-1940s.

With its thin, slightly indented top and gently curved legs, the table speaks eloquently of the fertile early years of classic Eames design.

With its long, low profile, the Eames elliptical table sits dramatically in front of a long sofa or in the middle of a chair grouping. It sets a striking stage for displaying mid-century fat lava vases, fresh flowers, magazines, or a special book in a living room, waiting room, reception area, or executive lounge. Finished in either black or white laminate, the table makes a strong and beautiful statement wherever it is.

We decided to reintroduce the classic Nelson swag leg group because the distinctive group has the look, scale, and function just right for today, 50 years after George Nelson designed them. The size of the desk is perfect for a laptop and MP3 dock and makes efficient use of space in your home or office. The tables work well in offices and meeting spaces and in your dining area at home.

This system of simple, spacious work surfaces makes good sense for today's complex, ever-changing office environments. You can put together a single desk, a cluster, or a run without using a single tool.

When your needs change, as they always do, you can reconfigure the desks quickly and easily. We think Sense is a fresh look at simple flexibility.

All those hours at work, you move, your chair moves, the desk stays put. Even the best task chairs can't do it all, so we've brought ergonomic principles to the one element that was just sitting there. A desk that moves? Radical! A desk that promotes healthful movement? That makes sitting at a computer comfortable? It's Envelop, the first desk designed to help you, your chair, your desk, and computer work together for better health and comfort.

5000 Series furniture is what cost-conscious businesses look to when they want a freestanding metal desk product and don't want to sacrifice quality. A variety of desks and attaching components help you create hardworking and stylish configurations, open plan or private offices. Durable, simple, and easy to work with. Used on its own or wrapped in systems panels, 5000 Series furniture is a great common-sense design value.

When you first see the glass-topped Burdick Group tables, your immediate thought is probably going to be, "How you can get one?" That's because of the striking look achieved by letting the glass top reveal the aluminum beam, the elegant and useful backbone of this uncommon furniture.

Beautiful? Yes. But these tables are also highly functional—in an executive office, conference room, reception area, even a dining room.

The Intersect portfolio is a versatile group of products that work together effectively—just like the people who use it. Intersect display and boundary products, tables, and seating help people collaborate, communicate, and exchange ideas in shared spaces outside individual workstations, where more work is being done. They move and adapt easily to fit people, the space, and the task.

You need tables. Lots of tables. For executive conference rooms, workstations and work rooms, meeting and training rooms, dining and break areas. The extensive variety of sizes, shapes, and finishes available on Eames tables means you can have exactly the table you need for a particular task.

You also get the handsome looks and durability that have made these tables the choice for all kinds of spaces for more than 40 years.

The Avive table collection helps bring a workspace to life. Mobile and agile, these freestanding tables, table desks, and table extensions can be used in workstations instead of panel-hung work surfaces and to create community spaces outside workstations. Wherever they are, they help cost-conscious companies keep pace with the demands of work and change.

We call it "storage furniture" because Teneo works like storage and looks like furniture. It manages the objects that fuel team creativity, but it also helps you engage easily with others and with the space you inhabit. In their harmony with each other and their environments, Teneo pieces are meant not only to be an active part of work life, but to be seen. They provide storage everywhere - in group, community, and project spaces and in workstations for individuals.

The work we do at home makes special demands on our space and furniture. Designed specifically to support the wide range of tasks that happen at home, the Enchord desk and mobile cabinet are an affordable, simple, and downright clever solution to getting the homework done, keeping the papers you're using now organized and at hand, and letting you keep your phone and a sandwich nearby while you shop online.