The playful Pip™ personal laptop table contributes to a warm, residential ambiance, bringing a light and whimsical—yet functional—feature to the work environment.
Adaptable
Pip complements lounge seating to address a variety of workstyle needs. It can be easily moved when you need a solid worksurface for a short duration. Use it in a wide array of settings, including corporate workspaces, hospitality environments, dorm rooms, student lounges, and at home.
Personal Workspace—Anywhere You Need It
Unlike attached tablet arms, the Pip table is a separate surface that can be placed wherever you need it. Lightweight and easy to maneuver, Pip is as efficient as you are. Its slim lines and warm, pleasing design allow it fit just about anywhere, complementing the environment while adding functional personal workspace.
Features
Pip provides extra personal working space that can be easily moved wherever it’s needed. Designed by Patricia Urquiola, Pip incorporates materials and craftsmanship of high design, backed by the quality manufacturing you expect from Haworth.
Flat base and offset leg – Allow the Pip table to fit nearly anywhere and bring the surface comfortably to the user when seated.
Versatile – Works in a variety of settings, with function and design that complements corporate workspaces, hospitality environments, dorm rooms, student lounges, and home offices.
Colors, Materials, Finishes
With its versatile form and variety of color and surface options, Pip brings a mix of personality and functionality to your space.
Top Surface Options
Painted MDF in 12 standard Haworth paint colors
Solid planked wood in White Oak or Walnut
Base Surface Options
Painted trim available in all standard Haworth paint colors
To learn more, visit haworth.com.
Designed By Patricia Urquiola
Patricia Urquiola, designer and architect, was born in Oviedo, Spain. She now lives and works in Milan where she runs Studio Urquiola. Her work is widely known to be playful and poetic, yet pragmatic and functional, a creative combination that is the magic behind her work. She comes and goes through conventional time– rethinking, reinventing, and creating new. The effect is a powerful reminder of the past and exploration into the now, always creating a new experience for the use.
