Technical Features
The Karya desk has slots for I-Pads and smartphones where you can place them vertically or horizontally. In addition, a grommet hole allows power cords to be kept out of sight and well organized at all times.
Delivered flat-packed, the Karya desk can be easily assembled in minutes: the legs and tabletop are joined by a simple joint, and the desk can be placed or stored quickly.
A piece of furniture that, thanks to its modular dimensions, fits perfectly into any type of workspace or office. By combining several desks together, it is possible to create larger work islands, ideal for teams or work groups.
A convenient hook inserted on one leg of the table allows you to always have your bag or backpack handy. Your work environment will always be tidy and you won’t run the risk of damaging your belongings by placing them on the floor or a chair.
All your cables find a place on our desk: we have created slots that allow you to manage the cables and outlets for powering your computer and devices.
A practical and functional electrical outlet attachment system: you can easily place a power strip in one of the desk legs. A quick way to easily grab the outlet and charge your laptop or electronic devices.
The Karya Home/Office line is designed to bring a unique touch to your workspace, whether it is at home or in the office.PlayWood’s signature connectors in this collection provide exceptional ease of assembly. The products in the Home/Office line, designed by PlayWood’s talented designers, are designed to enhance your workspace, giving it character and balance, thus creating a stimulating place for your ideas and inspiration. The collection is based on a minimal, elegant and Nordic design, with recognizable modern lines that give the furniture a durable and distinctive look. Each product has been thoughtfully designed to meet the needs of working people, combining quality and functionality. Choose the Karya Home/Office line and enjoy a harmonious and user-friendly work environment with PlayWood connectors.
