This Pipo series of tables is by RelvãoKellermann, a/k/a industrial designers Ana Relvão and Gerhardt Kellermann, who are based in Munich.

"Pipo is a lightweight table made of innovative wood materials and adaptable for adding a power supply. Pipo was created with a dualistic design approach: The reduced design language and solid appearance of this piece of furniture add tranquillity to offices and living spaces alike, while its large cross-sections belie its exceptional lightweight quality."

"Because of its innovative structure in the panel core, no reinforcing metal crossbars have to be used. The same applies to its remaining components. They, too, are almost exclusively made of wood-based materials. The table legs therefore consist of painted wooden tubes that can be anchored to the tabletop without the requirement of tools. They offer the possibility for invisible cable routing, while sockets and outlets are positioned in the tabletop above the table legs."

"This table can be delivered in its individual parts and flat-packed, which reduces transport costs and cargo volumes to a minimum. Pipo is available in numerous dimensions and surfaces and is very versatile in usage."

I'd love to see a close-up shot on the leg bottom, to see where the cable goes in; is there a notch, a grommet, some sexy detail?

Pipo is in production by German furniture brand Gumpo.