Image source: Knoll — Pixel
© Knoll and the respective rights holders. Quoted to accompany INTEBEE's independent design commentary and research.
Collection Story
Origin
Knoll presents Pixel as an adaptable family for learning, training, meeting, desking and lounge work. Marc Krusin's table system joins multiple base types through common ganging, mobility, edge and power options, while Pixel Lounge expands the family into modular seating.
Design Language
Pixel tables use direct mechanisms: tops flip or fold, bases nest, and the Pixel Connect bracket joins work surfaces on every side while acting as a leveler. Advanced, Simplified, C-, T-, four-leg, Y-leg and Y-Fold formats provide distinct approaches to access, storage and adjustment. Pixel Lounge combines upholstered seating, tables and power on steel beams.
Key Pieces
INTEBEE links Pixel Lounge, Pixel Simplified Tables, Pixel Advanced Tables, Pixel 4-Leg Tables, Pixel C-Leg Tables, Pixel T-Leg Tables, Pixel Y-Leg Tables and Pixel Y-Fold Tables.
Pieces in this collection
Pixel 4-Leg Tables
Fixed four-leg Pixel tables with square or rectangular tops and open knee space.
Pixel Simplified Tables
Simplified C- and T-leg training tables with flip tops and basic wire management.
Pixel C-Leg Tables
Single-sided C-leg tables with generous knee clearance, nesting and power options.
Pixel Lounge
Modular lounge seating with tables and power for focused or collaborative work.
Pixel Advanced Tables
The fully featured Pixel table specification represented by C- and T-leg models.
Pixel T-Leg Tables
Two-sided T-leg tables with pivoting bases for straight nesting.
Pixel Y-Fold Tables
A large Y-base table that folds for storage and offers a markerboard top.
Pixel Y-Leg Tables
Four-sided Y-leg flip-top tables for collaborative layouts and compact nesting.
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