Humanscale has launched two new products in the Float family: the Float Gather and Float Mini. Float Gather promotes collaboration with its height-adjustable design, suitable for various environments, while Float Mini encourages movement and health with its sit-to-stand functionality and space-efficient offset leg design. Both products enhance workspace flexibility and productivity.
Hightower has launched the HEB collection of tables in the North American market, previously introduced in Europe by design partner +Halle. The collection features aluminum HEB beams and vibrant tabletops designed by Krøyer-Sætter-Lassen, aiming to transform industrial materials into sculptural designs that inspire connection. Available in various colors and sizes, the HEB tables integrate seamlessly with existing Hightower products, showcasing thoughtful design that reshapes spaces and gatherings. Hightower, a family-founded furniture company, continues to emphasize its commitment to innovative and inspiring furniture solutions.
Simii Design has announced the availability of the Byrne Interlink® IQ 2.0 system for its Wake Flip Nest tables, enhancing their functionality for mobile training environments. The tables feature a smooth flipping mechanism, locking casters, and optional eco-friendly power solutions that allow for flexible room layouts. Available in multiple laminate options and widths, these tables are designed for versatility in various settings such as conferencing centers and board rooms.
Allsteel's Two-Thirds Collection offers adaptable and aesthetically pleasing furniture designed to enhance workplace flexibility and collaboration. Featuring various shapes and sizes, the collection allows for easy reconfiguration and promotes agile work styles. Designed by Joey Ruiter, it includes poufs, benches, and tables that can be used in diverse office settings, adding comfort and visual interest while ensuring a sophisticated atmosphere.
Arper has launched new extensions to the Ghia and Kata collections, featuring the Ghia 74 table and Kata Chair, designed by Altherr Désile Park. The Ghia 74 table offers a functional and sophisticated design suitable for various spaces, available in multiple sizes and made with sustainability in mind. The Kata Chair emphasizes natural materials and comfort, with options for wood or upholstered shells, and is also FSC-certified, promoting easy disassembly for sustainability.
Ethnicraft has expanded its Elements Collection, featuring hand-finished items made from a new Microcement material that offers unique, durable pieces with a fine, earthy stone finish. The collection includes various coffee tables, side tables, and a console, designed with elegant simplicity to complement different styles and materials while being easy to maintain.
Steelcase and the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation have launched the Rockford and Galesburg Collections, reinterpreting Wright's mid-century Usonian designs into modern furniture for homes and workplaces. The Rockford Collection features accessible pieces inspired by the Laurent house, while the Galesburg Collection includes reimagined banquettes and a tuxedo-style sofa, reflecting Wright's philosophy of organic architecture and human-centered design.
Teknion and Pearson Lloyd have launched the Cosi Laptop Table, combining ergonomic design and functionality for modern workspaces. The table is highly adjustable, supports various tasks and video calls, and features a front lip for laptop security and an integrated device stand. Designed for employee wellbeing, it promotes good posture and is lightweight for easy portability. Cosi also emphasizes sustainability with a flat-pack shipping method and is priced accessibly to cater to diverse work environments.
