Portable adjustable desk system

A workspace system comprising:

• a desk top defining a top surface, a side surface, an under surface, and a groove in the side surface extending about at least a portion of a perimeter of the desk top:
• a fastener complimentary to the groove and including a first tab sized for insertion within the groove and a second tab for contacting the under surface to retain the fastener in place;
• and
• a desk top device pivotally mounted to the fastener such that the desk top device may pivot between a first position in which the desk top device does not extend over the top surface and a second position in which the desk top device rests upon the top surface or extends over the top surface.

A reconfigurable desk system comprising:

• a support structure having first and second elongate members each with first ends for at least partially resting on an underlying surface;
• a lower column defining a column cavity and including a lower end attached to a second end of one of the elongate members at a lower pivot assembly;
• an upper column sized for disposal within the column cavity for telescopic movement and including an upper end attached to an upper pivot assembly having a pair of spaced apart semi-circular plates with a plurality of apertures arranged in an arc and a shaft rotatably mounted to the pair of spaced apart semi-circular plates and the upper end;
• a desk top pivotally mounted to the upper end at an upper pivot assembly;
• a swivel mechanism cooperable with the desk top to rotate the desk top about an axis normal thereto;
• and
• a seat assembly mounted to the support structure to position a user proximate the desk top,
• wherein the lower pivot assembly, the upper pivot assembly, and the swivel mechanism are arranged with one another such that the desk may transition between a landscape configuration in which the desk is oriented in a substantially horizontal position relative to the underlying surface and an easel configuration in which the desk is oriented in a substantially upright position relative to the underlying surface.