Johan Lindstén’s Pixel Table [Adaptive Modular Designer Table]

Designed by Johan Lindstén, the Pixel Table has been designed specifically to enable the user to adapt its form according to requirements thanks to using modular components comprising of cubes, legs and leg stands that can be re-jiggled to form differing structural form.

We suspect that it may prove a little too wacky for some, but we personally love its adaptability as well as its aesthetic form – it reminds us somewhat of Lego, which leads us to wonder whether all of our furnishings could be comprised of interchangeable modular components allowing us to ‘reform’ items according to ever changing requirements.

Agreed, the Pixel Table would look decidedly out of place in all but the most contemporary furnished rooms, and we suspect that having such a table with young children around could spell potential disaster (just imagine what a child’s creativity could come up with whilst your back is turned) but the versatility such a modular table could offer is, all said and done, wholly refreshing.

The Pixel Table is merely conceptual at this stage

[Johan Lindstén]

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