Pinch Side & Occasional Tables
Uniquely designed yet simple side and coffee tables
Small, light, and easy to move, Pinch side and coffee tables embody Japanese expression, with great sophistication. Each table has a base structure of black matte painted metal tubes. Trays are made of cedar wood, characterized by its warm, familiar fragrance and knotty appearance. Choose a natural, stained, or hand-troweled textured finish available in three colors.
Product Overview
- A range of shapes and sizes available, with side and coffee table options
- Some side table designs have handles to easily move between spaces
- Bases are painted matte black metal
- Trays are solid cedar wood in a Raw Natural or Black-Stained finish; or a textured finish, hand troweled with a mixture of quartz powder and water-based glue in White, Slate, or Green, for a unique finish every time
- Each tray is engraved with the designer’s signature and Cappellini logo on the underside
Manufacturing Location
- Italy
- Side Table, TallCode: HCCE-PITO-STT
Side Table, Tall dimensions in imperial and metric. Height Width Depth Imperial 23.5" 15.25" 15.25" Metric 597 mm 387 mm 387 mm - Side Table, LowCode: HCCE-PITO-SLW
Side Table, Low dimensions in imperial and metric. Height Width Depth Imperial 19.3" 19" 18.5" Metric 489 mm 483 mm 470 mm - Coffee Table, TallCode: HCCE-PITO-CTW
Coffee Table, Tall dimensions in imperial and metric. Height Width Depth Imperial 24" 16.25" 28.25" Metric 610 mm 413 mm 718 mm - Coffee TableCode: HCCE-PITO-CW
Coffee Table dimensions in imperial and metric. Height Width Depth Imperial 13.5" 47.25" 20.5" Metric 643 mm 1200 mm 521 mm
Wood
Browse Options
Adaptive Elegance
Pinch pairs a slender black metal frame with solid cedar trays, available in natural or textured finishes. Small, lightweight, and easy to move, it brings flexibility and elegance to any space; making it a flexible companion to Haworth’s Ancillary Portfolio.
Global Simplicity
Led by Japanese architect Oki Sato, Nendo blends Eastern sensitivity with global design perspectives. Pinch reflects this multicultural approach, transforming a simple gesture into a timeless object that resonates across cultures and spaces.

