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The Ping Pong by Huzi Design is a Playful and Flexible Surface for All

One would not typically expect to find entertainment in a coffee table, yet this is what you get with Ping Pong by Huzi Design. The miniature table tennis setup is so much more than a family room furnishing, facilitating both functionality and fun.

Designer Mike Mak built the lighthearted piece of furniture from red oak plywood, assembling it with a panel on either side, a low horizontal surface and an open storage area beneath the tabletop. This upper component is finished in a 100% HAPs-free, low VOC and non-toxic chalkboard surface that lets kids get creative without burning through paper.

Most notably, of course, the Ping-Pong table can be given its central divider to configure a scaled-down court for children and parents to compete with their paddles.
Trend Themes
1. Multipurpose Furniture - The trend of furniture that serves more than one purpose is on the rise and opens up the opportunity for innovative designs like Ping Pong by Huzi Design.
2. Interactive Furniture - The demand for interactive furniture that combines functionality and playfulness creates disruptive innovation opportunities for designers and manufacturers.
3. Sustainable Materials - As consumers become more conscious about their environmental impact, the use of sustainable materials in furniture design, like the red oak plywood used in Ping Pong by Huzi Design, becomes increasingly important to the industry.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture Manufacturing - Furniture manufacturers can capitalize on the trend of multipurpose and interactive furniture by incorporating new designs and features that cater to the needs of consumers.
2. Interior Design - Interior designers can take advantage of the trend of interactive and sustainable furniture by introducing new concepts and aesthetics that align with the current market demand.
3. Children's Toys and Furniture - The creation of children's toys and furniture that serve dual or interactive purposes, like Ping Pong by Huzi Design, can create disruptive innovation opportunities while meeting the demands of busy parents and kids who prioritize functionality.

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