Table 180 Task Station

by Mark Alexander on October 10, 2009

Table 180

The Table 180 is a multipurpose table designed by Emili Manrique Diaz that should help you maintain a clutter free task area. While at first glance it appears as just another ordinary table, a simple flip of the top panels reveals several hidden compartments perfect for storing your work stuff. Sadly its just a concept for now.

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