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Woolsey Ping Pong Table

The Woolsey Ping Pong Table is not just another option to practice the game, in fact it enables you to keep practicing this fun activity but in a much more stylish way, turning the otherwise not so good looking table into a fine piece of furniture. It´s built with great craftsmanship and made using noble resources such as sugar maple and solid black walnut wood. It also comes with a set of paddles made from the exact same materials. The other great feature is that the powder coated steel net can easily be removed turning the playing table into a dinner one so that the fun can keep going on in other terms.



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FLOYD UTILITY SET - Image

FLOYD UTILITY SET

The Floyd Leg has always been one of our favorites here at the office, but technically it’s never been equipped for heavy use. Introducing The Floyd Utility Set, constructed for heavy use applications, a simple cross-bracing framework for making your own table. The kit includes 4 utility legs, 2 cross bracing straps, and 4 rubber feet, allowing you to create a heavy use table from almost any flat surface. The possibilities are endless, dining , shared desks, ping ...
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FLATMATE SECRETARY

Seems like the latest tech developments are affecting furniture design. The Flatmate Secretary was conceived by Michael Hilgers for Magazin, it is only 5" deep, but when the top is folded out it has a workspace of 28" wide by 16.5" deep. With many using their phones or tablets as computers, this looks like a more than adequate work desk for a small studio or office....
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STUDIODESK | CLUTTER FREE DESK

If your fed up of all the clutter in your working environment this might be the solution for you. With the StudioDesk by Blue Lounge you can still be connected to all your peripherals but they are inteligently hidden with the excess cables under the sliding desktop surface. An elongated slot lets the cables exit keeping the desk surface clear of cluter. Neat!...
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