OE1 Huddle Table

Compact collaboration

OE1 Huddle Table is a 65 by 60 in D-shaped meeting table designed for quick group work and videoconferencing. Its tapered plan improves sightlines and can sit squarely against a wall.

Adjustable visual detail

Rotatable teardrop legs present either a rounded or creased face. The table can stand on glides or casters, while a vertical cable manager and optional power openings organize connections.

Representative configuration

The recorded model is 28.5 in high with a high-pressure-laminate surface, white edge and leg finish, casters, and no power cutout.

Collaboration without a fixed room

Herman Miller developed the Huddle Table as a place where a small group can assemble quickly for local or remote discussion. Its mobility allows the meeting surface to move with a team rather than remain tied to one conference room.

Hecht and Colin's agile approach

Sam Hecht and Kim Colin questioned the conventional office system while creating OE1. The Huddle Table expresses that project through a lightweight format, reversible leg orientation, and the ability to work beside an Agile Wall or an architectural wall.