The Florence Knoll Hairpin Stacking Table traces its origins to Florence Knoll's student years at the Cranbrook Academy of Art, where she first explored compact furniture forms using steel rods. First introduced in 1948 as Model 75, the stacking stool was an instantly popular addition to the early Knoll catalog — and it has remained in production ever since, now reintroduced under the name Hairpin™ Stacking Table.
The design is as straightforward as it makes it as practical to store as it is to use. It works equally well as a side table beside a lounge chair, a bedside table, or a low surface for drinks and objects in a living room.

Dimensions
Width	Depth
13"	13"
Height	Weight
18.5"	7 lbs