Modular table system

1. A modular table system, comprising:

a plurality of base members connected to one another to form a unitary base assembly having a predetermined number of sides, each of the plurality of base members having an upwardly curved extending flange and a substantially horizontal outwardly projecting flange;

a plurality of wall panels each having an upper end, a lower end, a first vertical end, a second vertical end, an inside face and an outside face;

a lower panel mount secured to the lower end of each of the plurality of wall panels, the lower panel mount having a downwardly extending end and an inwardly extending projection;

wherein the lower panel mount of each of the plurality of wall panels is pivotally received by the upwardly extending flange of a corresponding one of the plurality of base members and with the inwardly extending projection of the lower panel mount of each of the plurality of wall panels frictionally engaging with the substantially horizontal outwardly projecting flange of the corresponding one of the plurality of base member, whereby each one of the plurality of wall panels is vertically and laterally restrained by the corresponding one of the plurality of base members such that the plurality of wall panels together form a pedestal above the unitary base assembly with the pedestal having a number of sides corresponding to the predetermine number of sides of the unitary base assembly;

a top member having a top surface and a bottom surface and an outer periphery, the bottom surface having a groove formed therein corresponding to the number of sides of the pedestal, the groove vertically receiving an upper panel mount secured to the upper end of at least some of the plurality of wall panels.

2. The modular table system of claim 1 , wherein the upwardly extending flange of each of the plurality of base members is an upwardly curved flange, and wherein the downwardly extending end of the lower panel mount comprises a bulbous end, such that the bulbous end of the lower panel mount pivots within the curved flange.

3. The modular table system of claim 1 wherein the top member is PVC wrapped MDF.

4. The modular table system of claim 1 wherein each of the plurality of wall panels are PVC wrapped MDF.

5. The modular table system of claim 1 wherein each of the plurality of base members comprises a channel.

6. The modular table system of claim 5 wherein LED lighting is received in the channel.

7. The modular table system of claim 1 wherein the upper panel mount comprises a channel.

8. The modular table system of claim 7 , further comprising:

an accessory having an accessory mount received within and supported by the channel of the upper panel mount.

9. The modular table system of claim 8 wherein the accessory is selected from the group consisting of drop ledges, drop tops, monitors, computers, computer peripherals, lighting fixtures, shelves, hang rails, fascia panels, standoff graphics and a second modular table system.

10. The modular table system of claim 1 , wherein the first vertical end of each of the plurality of wall panels abuts the second end of an adjacent one of the plurality of wall panels.

11. The modular table system of claim 10 , wherein the first vertical end of each of the plurality of wall panels includes a panel lock movable between a locked position and an unlocked position, wherein, in the locked position, the first vertical end of each of the plurality of walls panels is rigidly secured to the second vertical end of the adjacent one of the plurality of wall panels, and in the unlocked position, the first vertical end of each of the plurality of wall panels is separable from the second vertical end of the adjacent one of the plurality of wall panels.

12. The modular table system of claim 11 , further comprising:

a top lock having a locked position and an unlocked position, wherein, in the locked position, the top member is rigidly secured to the pedestal, and in the unlocked position, the top member is separable from the pedestal.

13. The modular table system of claim 12 , wherein, with the top lock in the locked position and with the panel lock of each of the plurality of wall panels in the locked position, the pedestal together with the top member define a securely enclosed interior volume.

14. The modular table system of claim 10 , wherein the first vertical end of each of the plurality of wall panels and the second vertical end of the adjacent one of the plurality of wall panels are mitered to form a corner.

15. The modular table system of claim 1 , wherein at least one of the wall panels includes a hinged door.

16. The modular table system of claim 1 , wherein the predetermined number of sides include three, four, five, six, seven or eight sides.