Tyde 2 Home Desk

Overview

Tyde 2 Home Desk is an electrically height-adjustable desk designed by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec in 2024. Vitra offers rectangular and barrel-shaped tops, while the technical components are deliberately concealed to give the desk a more relaxed appearance.

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Construction

The configured 120 × 70 cm version has a direct-coated top without a cut-out and a powder-coated base. Under-table power, cable covers and strain relief are available through the product configuration.

Specifications

The rectangular model measures 1200 × 700 mm and adjusts from 650 to 1250 mm. The maximum height is stored here; a second official drawing shows the barrel-shaped model at 1300 × 750 mm.

Tyde 2 for the home

This 2024 design translates the sit-stand operation of Vitra's Tyde 2 system into a desk specifically presented for domestic settings. Concealed technical parts and a choice between rectangular and barrel-shaped tops distinguish it from the larger workstation layouts.

A focused Bouroullec version

Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec retained the family's height adjustment and cable organisation but concentrated them in a single desk. Vitra describes the resulting form and material direction as casual and relaxed, with the mechanism kept visually discreet.