Brody
Introducing the Brody WorkLounge and Desk. Designed to be good for your body and good for your brain.
Verb Campaign
Verb Collection Video
Active learning requires collaboration and seamless transitions between teaching modes. See how the Verb classroom collection supports both students and instructors in each mode.
Featured Products
Buoy
Height-adjustable and designed to promote movement in the workplace, Buoy’s curved base engages your core as you tilt, wobble and spin.
Thread
Thread simplifies power distribution, providing power to the devices we use and the places where we work and learn.
Walkstation
Walkstation is a treadmill desk that lets you walk comfortably, burn calories, feel healthier and more energized … all while accomplishing the work you normally do seated.
media:scape
media:scape integrates technology and furniture to bring people, space and information together for greater collaboration and productivity than ever before.
Campfire
Campfires evoke great memories: quiet evenings, conversation and warmth. This turnstone lounge collection brings those same elements into the office with pieces that offer privacy and unbuttoned style.
Verb
Verb is an integrated collection of classroom furniture including tables, whiteboards, and instructor lectern and desk stations designed to support a full range of teaching and learning styles.
Casper Cloaking Technology
Casper™ Cloaking Technology by Designtex is an ingenious new architectural film for glass walls. It obscures digital screens to outside view, perfectly balancing openness and privacy in the workplace. It’s the perfect confidentiality cloak.
Field Lounge Chair
The Field Lounge's shapely curves, gentle recline and “just-right” cushions invite the lost art of unwinding. A sculptural powder-coated steel base sets up its striking profile.
SOTO Personal Console
SOTO Personal Console offers secure storage for bags, laptops, and other personal and professional items. It also features integrated charging options to keep small devices powered all day long.
