The Play Ground Play Table is like a busy box for adults. Created by Jin-Woog Koo, director of the Nothing Design Group, the tabletop is composed of several compartments in which different items are placed to make your day at the office more interesting. Patches of grass, sand, rock gardens, plants and even living fish are all easily accessible by sliding around the actual work surface; a clear sheet of acrylic resting on ball bearings.
Working at this daydream-inducing desktop would truly stir ones imagination; picturing yourself on a beach playing in the sand, tending the garden or wondering just what that fish is thinking.
What's Driving This Trend
- Activity Box Workstations
- Creating workstations that blur the line between work and play, offering innovative ways to approach tasks
- Interactive Office Decor
- Designing interactive office decor that can create a more engaging and soothing work environment
- Bringing Nature Indoors
- Developing indoor settings that mimic the natural world can reduce stress and promote relaxation
Who This Affects Most
- Furniture Design
- Incorporating playful elements into furniture design can add an element of whimsy to workspaces
- Office Supplies & Accessories
- Incorporating natural elements into office supplies and accessories can promote a calming workspace
- Architectural Design
- Designing offices with natural elements like plant walls, water features, and living surfaces can improve productivity and wellbeing
