Tod Babick, Dan West, and Chuck Saylor met while working together on an in-house project for a major office furniture manufacturer and realized they shared a common vision. After that project wrapped up, they regrouped to create a new office furniture brand that was truly supportive of people and their emerging work styles, especially start-ups, small offices, home offices, and small corporate teams. They designed a fresh, ground-breaking statement of line that was aesthetically and functionally scalable, focused, and easy to specify, with dimensions based on human reach and height, not on buildings (which is what panel system dimensions are based on). The tables have soft, molded urethane edges for unprecedented ergonomics. The storage is modular and reconfigurable. And the privacy screens, power/data distribution, and accessories work seamlessly across the line.

2001 Best of NeoCon Editors Choice
U.S. Utility Patent awarded