A Jigsaw Puzzle Table Lets You Carry Your Food Work During Your Lunch Break

This table concept looks like a game, but it's actually a serious enterprise that happens to be fun with a twist. There's no shortage of ideas and designs for desks and tables that can be modular that allow you to increase or reduce on their functions as required. Most of the time, you actually lose a section of the table when you remove these modular pieces, ending up with something like an unfinished puzzle. This intriguing semi-modular table is almost a puzzle in its simplicity. Though modular tables generally have a certain amount of value however, this table lets you save a little bit to reuse.

The puzzle is both fascinating and a bit confusing. On one side, it is possible to consider it to be a modular table since you can remove its parts without drastically changing the nature of the table. However, you probably wouldn't want to work with a table that doesn't have an even surface caused by missing jigsaw pieces either. This table has removable trays embedded into the table's surface. Each tray is designed like a piece of puzzle.

There's a touch of frivolity and playfulness involved in this otherwise plain white minimalist tray. If you take a piece of that puzzle, you'll leave an unforgiving gap that's hard to overlook. Why you would take out a piece, however, is a part of the story of the table, and it is all about your life. have at home or even at work.

Each piece may have a distinct function or theme. You can have one piece for your mug and another larger piece for your laptop. Not all pieces are interchangeable. It could be easier to just move the items that are on the top rather than carrying them all puzzle table with drawers. It might also be fun to color code each tile and mix them up every days.

These tiles could also function as something like food trays, so you could bring or take your meal in a cafeteria where empty tables are set up. A puzzle piece to create the table for meetings. Each participant simply has to put their tools and notes on an trays, and they simply slide into the table. In less formal meetings it can even be a sort of game or icebreaker.

Although the jigsaw puzzle table with drawers allows for tables of different sizes, those sizes are determined by the amount of puzzle pieces. It's a fun way of looking at the idea of modularity. It could be sending an indirect , completely unintentional message to remember to have a little enjoyment wherever you go. Sometimes you'll find that "anywhere" could be the very table you work at. This idea tries to make the best out of that situation.