In today’s design landscape, customization isn’t just a luxury—it’s a fundamental requirement. No two projects are alike, and achieving the perfect balance of function and aesthetics often requires bespoke solutions.
That’s where adaptable furniture design comes in. Whether you’re shaping a modern collaborative workspace, refining an executive office, or crafting a hospitality lounge, the ability to tailor every element of your furnishings can set your project apart.
Customization Built Around You
Flexibility is at the core of our approach. Choose from a vast selection of fabrics, finishes, and configurations to bring your vision to life. Our Thick and Thin modular collection, occasional tables, and conference tables are designed with adaptability in mind—giving you control over dimensions, features, and finishes. Need power integration? We can accommodate that, too.
Materiality Matters
Material selection is where design truly comes to life. We provide an expansive palette of choices, enabling you to curate a cohesive look that aligns with your project’s aesthetic and performance demands:
• Textiles & Leather: Access to an extensive graded program, along with COM (Customer’s Own Material) and COL (Customer’s Own Leather) options.
• Wood Finishes: Choose from 15 Maple, 3 Walnut, and 17 Oak finishes, with custom finish matching available to achieve your desired tone.
• Metal Finishes: Select from 4 stainless finishes, 4 painted metal options, and the flexibility to choose custom powder coat colors.
• Surfaces: Glacier White solid surface is our standard, with additional colors available upon request.
• Glass: Clear and smoked glass selections, as well as 4 back-painted glass options for added visual depth.
A Process Designed Around You
Customization should enhance your vision, not complicate it. That’s why we’ve designed a process that’s as effortless as the final result. From concept to installation, we collaborate closely with you to deliver furniture that not only performs but elevates the identity of your space.
When every detail aligns with your intent, furniture becomes more than a functional component—it becomes part of the story your space tells.
