Herman Miller announced its first in-house designed standing desk tailored for gamers, called the Coyl, on May 19, 2026 [1]. The desk targets the gaming market with a range of features to help organize and optimize workspace ergonomics [2, 1, 3].
The Coyl includes a wide front-accessible cable trough covered by a magnetic felt panel to keep cords and power strips neatly arranged [2, 1, 3]. A distinctive red coiled power cable helps maintain tension and avoid clutter. Senior product designer Steven Harton explained, “Coils by nature solve a problem, which is how do you keep a space clean and tidy, that has a variable length between two things” [2].
The desk features a precision rotary dial for height adjustment that offers tactile feedback and a built-in screen for users to control settings easily [2, 3]. It is available in four finishes: ash, walnut, ultra black, and studio white to suit different aesthetic preferences [1, 3].
Optional accessories include a modular perforated metal shroud (a pegboard), headset hook, phone stand, planter, cable clips, and a display shelf [1, 3]. The design emphasizes a minimalist look with hidden hooks to store bags and headphones and reduce clutter [3].
Coyl measures 60 inches in width, providing ample space for gaming setups [3]. Pricing varies slightly among sources. One lists the starting price at $1,095, with a primary configuration including upgrades reaching $1,635 [3]. Another lists the desk at $1,475 [1]. The accessory bundle is priced at $200 [3].
The desk will be available in the U.S. market, with Herman Miller spotlighting its features including the rotary dial and cable management system during the announcement [1].
