POP – Playful Modularity design by Jonas Stokke for LK Hjelle

POP embodies our philosophy of rational production paired with thoughtful design

With POP, LK Hjelle introduces a side table that transforms the everyday into something extraordinary through playful modularity and efficient production.

The table features detachable legs, offering endless possibilities for combining different colours and tabletops.

– “POP embodies our philosophy of rational production paired with thoughtful design. The flatpack approach ensures efficient distribution while the modular system gives users creative freedom, all produced here in Norway by craftspeople who have been perfecting their trade since the 1940s,” says designer Jonas Ravlo Stokke.

Jonas Stokke for LK Hjelle

The POP table reflects LK Hjelle’s unwavering commitment to creating lasting, repairable furniture that challenges conventions while bringing enduring joy across generations. By blending modular playfulness with robust Norwegian craftsmanship, POP is more than a table – it is an invitation to shape and reshape design in everyday life.

About the designer
Jonas Ravlo Stokke is an Oslo-based designer with a deep interest in the things we make, the way we make them, and the value they bring. Coming from a family of architects and rooted in the Scandinavian design tradition, his practice balances simplicity, hands-on knowledge, and advanced fabrication.

By combining data with intuition, business with creativity, and form with function, Stokke delivers solutions with clear aesthetic, functional, and commercial value. His studio collaborates with a wide range of partners – from small manufacturers and emerging startups to multinationals, architects and NGOs.

Before founding his own studio, he co-founded StokkeAustad. From 2018–2022, Stokke also chaired Designer’s Saturday in Oslo, and today he teaches product design at Designinstituttet Oslo, while serving as external examiner at both KMD/University of Bergen and NTNU. His work has been acquired by the Norwegian National Museum – a testament to his lasting contribution to contemporary design.