
The Case for Pala
Case Furniture’s Pala Table is a potent symbol for the continually blurred lines between life and work.

Crafted of solid oak, the lightweight piece helps users to do both. With regard to the former, it functions as a dressing table; for the latter, a streamlined desk.

Pala achieves this dual functionality with a couple of cool, quick adjustments: removable magnetic panels, a detachable mirror, and a slim drawer with an integrated divider for small item storage.

It also simply sports the right proportions for this symbiosis. With “integrated storage and a flexible configuration, Pala is a suitable choice for those tight on space.”

Pala is designed by Sarah and Henrik Böttger. For more work by the Böttgers see Studio Böttger. And go to Case Furniture for more on Pala.
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