Agility 

Changing work patterns have highlighted how flexible the humble table needs be. These days it can be called on to host task work, meetings, conferences, schooling, coffee drinking and dining – sometimes all within the space of a day. The Morse Table System is ready to meet the challenge, swiftly adapting to need with flexible configurations, neat cable management, optional integrated power, and a useful collection of dot-dash accessories.

Collaboration 

Designed by John Tree, Morse just refuses to be categorised. In an airport it’s a bar-height surface for checking in on emails between flights. In a design studio it’s a canvas for collaboration, mind-mapping and creativity. On campus it’s a space for study, research and learning. And in an office it’s whatever you need it to be – whether you’re meeting, making, lunching or liaising. Humble just became heroic.

More With Less

“The Morse Table System isn’t a family of tables; it’s a solution that can provide any type of table you want at multiple heights, in the style of your choice. Morse is designed so that you don’t have to choose between tables during the day: one table can adapt exactly to your need.

“It has a comforting and domestic feel, designed to be visually quiet, but there when you need it. If you clean everything off, it’s super minimal and neutral but bring your laptop, dinner or accessories and it’s there to be the anchor within the space without dictating the mood.

“We designed a range of accessories that require no tools to assemble; they simply drop into the channel. This empowers the user to adapt the table to their situation. If they want to have a zone to work in, they can drop a divider in and a little power unit and they instantly have a clearly designated area.

“The range of tops, legs and structural elements can really cater to any situation, at any scale, and in any context – from a tiny kitchen to a huge floor in a trading office.”

– John Tree