The invention relates to event furniture comprising at least one table and/or at least one chair as an event furniture component (100, 200, 250, 300, 350), wherein at least one table (11, 250), a table part (120, 300, 350) of the at least one table (11), the at least one chair (110, 200), and/or a combination of the above-mentioned event furniture components have means for carrying out an individual machine-controlled movement.

A set of modular classroom desks configured for outdoor use is presently described. Each classroom desk includes a bench seat; a table unit having a top surface; and first and second legs, each of which is coupled to both the bench seat and the table unit. The classroom desks of the set are configured to be releasably attached together in either a side-by-side orientation or a face-to-face orientation. In the side-by-side orientation, the top surfaces of the classroom desks form a planar tabletop surface, and the bench seats of the classroom desks form a planar seating surface. In the face-to-face orientation, the top surfaces of the classroom desks form a planar tabletop surface. In this manner, a number of classroom desks may be attached together, for instance to form a picnic table.

The present disclosure relates to a set of components configured to be assembled together to produce a variety of different modular tables and the modular tables that are produced. The components and resulting tables may include at least one tabletop component; at least one seating surface; and at least one leg having a first end that can be affixed to an underside of the tabletop, a second end that can be affixed to an underside of the seating surface, and a central portion that is configured to rest on a ground surface. The components are configured so that a leg may be affixed to the tabletop at different locations, e.g. to produce different seating positions. Moreover, at least one of the tabletop components may be an L-shaped tabletop, which allows for the design of a large variety of different table and seating configurations.

A table top can include a first table leaf and a second table leaf configured to define a half-lap joint with the first table leaf. The first table leaf and the second table leaf can be configured to form a planar top surface of the table top when coupled to form the half-lap joint. Each one of the first table leaf and the second table leaf can include an upper lobe, a lower lobe, and a pin rotatably connecting the upper lobe and the lower lobe.

One or more devices are provided that are configured to detachably engage within a modular system. The one or more devices are expandable to provide a surface to perform work.

The present subject matter is directed to a table coupling structure, comprising a first table and a second table coupled to each other, wherein a respective coupling groove is formed on the coupling side of each tabletop. A coupling member is inserted into the first coupling groove and the second coupling groove to couple the first tabletop and the second tabletop. When coupling the table structure, it is only necessary to insert the coupling member into the first coupling groove and the second coupling groove, thereby enabling the first tabletop and the second tabletop to be coupled together. The connection is firm and stable during use. For disassembly, it only needs to pull out the coupling member, making both coupling and disassembly of the coupling structure convenient. In addition, multiple tables can be connected together as needed, and different coupling methods can be flexibly combined.

A modular furniture system comprising a base module featuring a tabletop. Additional modules may comprise various appliances and features. The modules are adjustable in height and can be moved and rearranged easily. Multiple modules may be secured together to form larger arrangements of furniture. The present invention allows for customization and accessibility of furniture in indoor and outdoor spaces and is useful even within a limited space.

A workspace system includes different base components, different accessory interfaces and different accessories. Different accessory interfaces may be fixed to different base components, and different accessories may be releasably engaged by different, or the same accessory interfaces. The same accessories may be engaged by different accessory interfaces. The base components and accessories may be reconfigured to define different workspaces. Methods of assembling and reconfiguring the workspaces are also provided.