The design concept of the Puzzle Table was inspired by sliding puzzles. Apparently, designer Hsien Chang came up with the idea so that users have better access to what's in their desk (all you have to do is move the dividers on the desk). The grids can be designated to store different items according to the users' needs of storage and usage. As someone who works on a open desk without any shelves I love the idea of having sorting space on my desktop. 
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i like it - brain working piece of furniture!
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So cute and a great space saver. I love this--adorable!!
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That's pretty cool.
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Can you actually buy this table? It's SO cute!
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I want one!
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Price? Link? Something?
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looks gorgeous but i know i'd get annoyed having to keep one space open all the time!
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That's pretty neat!
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Nice!
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I love this idea, I have tons of junk and nowhere to put it all, and it all ends up on my desk! Right now I have a dozen tubes of paint, pens, brushes and jewelry all over my tiny 2 ft. wide desk!
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that's really cute. I want it!
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It does look odd.
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it's very modernized and useful...all the time i have random piles of paper on my desk because i only have one drawer. i'd buy this!
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love it? how much is it? (yep, i have to ask!)
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that is so cute. i want one
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I like it I want it lol
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NIiice, thats great, I would just be scared that something might acidentally fall into the hole piece. like a cup of coffe that slid off when you would slide the puzzle