Capital One Labs challenged its project team to create a workplace that encouraged movement, collaboration, and flexibility. Working alongside Studio O+A and One Workplace, Formaspace developed the original Weldmarx height-adjustable desk, a product that would go on to become the foundation of the company's contract furniture collection. Designed specifically for an open office environment, the Weldmarx workstation combines a solid hardwood worksurface, a fully welded steel frame, an integrated mobile pedestal, and locking casters that allow the entire desk to move wherever collaboration happens. Unlike conventional sit-to-stand desks, the complete workstation raises and lowers as a single unit, keeping storage and accessories aligned while providing a stable, ergonomic workspace. The industrial aesthetic of exposed welds and natural materials complemented the architectural vision while delivering the durability expected from Formaspace products. More than 800 Weldmarx desks were ultimately installed throughout the office, supporting a workplace designed around mobility and cross-functional teamwork. Projects like this show how close collaboration between designers, dealers, and manufacturers can lead to products that extend well beyond a single installation. Weldmarx began as a solution for one workplace and grew into a product family that continues to support flexible work environments today.

Designed for a confidential technology client in San Francisco, this workplace demonstrates how adaptable furniture can support the changing needs of a modern open office. Working with One Workplace and Parabola Architecture, Formaspace manufactured custom workstation solutions that complemented the project's flexible planning strategy while preserving the industrial character of the renovated building. The project features Weldmarx sit-to-stand desks customized with exposed welded frames, integrated power and data, and mobile casters that allow teams to easily reconfigure their workspace. Modified Basix workstations were also developed to create L-shaped desk layouts, providing additional work surface and storage while maintaining the clean, open aesthetic throughout the office. Rather than relying on fixed furniture layouts, the workstation design supports a workplace that can evolve over time as teams grow and projects change. Every detail was developed to balance flexibility, ergonomics, and durability without compromising the architectural vision. Projects like this show how standard product platforms can be thoughtfully modified to create workplace solutions that feel unique to each client while remaining practical to manufacture and reconfigure.

This double-sided workstation demonstrates how the RGX casework system can be configured beyond the laboratory to create organized, space-efficient workstations for technical and professional environments. By combining modular RGX storage cabinets with a shared worksurface, the design provides dedicated work areas while keeping essential supplies close at hand. Each side includes enclosed cabinet storage, drawers, integrated CPU holders, and monitor arms that help maintain an uncluttered workspace and improve ergonomics. The shared worksurface creates a clean, collaborative layout while giving each user a defined workstation with ample storage and technology support. Built from standard RGX components, the workstation highlights the flexibility of the product line and its ability to adapt to different workplace needs without requiring a completely custom solution. Projects like this show how modular casework can support a wide range of work environments, combining storage, technology integration, and efficient space planning in a single workstation.

Thaden School in Bentonville, Arkansas, is known for its innovative campus and hands-on approach to education, where architecture and learning work together to create inspiring spaces for students. As part of this award-winning project, Formaspace designed and manufactured a collection of multipurpose tables for classrooms and collaborative learning areas that complement the school's warm industrial aesthetic. Available in multiple sizes and heights, the tables support a variety of teaching styles, from individual instruction to group collaboration and informal gathering. Each table features a welded steel frame finished in Steel Gray Pearlescent with a butcher block worksurface, creating a durable solution that fits naturally within the campus's architectural language. Modified frame geometry, including repositioned stretchers and diagonal support braces, provides an open feel while maintaining the strength required for everyday educational use. Throughout the campus, these tables encourage students to gather, collaborate, and learn in spaces that extend beyond the traditional classroom. Projects like this demonstrate how thoughtfully designed furniture becomes part of the learning environment, supporting flexibility, collaboration, and the architectural vision of the space.

Binvisible™ transforms an everyday waste bin into a conversation piece through clever geometry and precision metalwork. Its distinctive angled opening creates the illusion of a seamless, enclosed form when viewed from the front, revealing the opening only as users approach from the side. The result is a clean, architectural profile that brings thoughtful design to an everyday necessity. Key Features

• Perspective-driven concealed opening (square model)
• Durable powder coated steel construction
• Available in square and hexagon designs
• Large and small size options
• Color coded waste stream identification
• Ideal for offices, education, and public spaces
• Made in Austin, Texas using U.S.-sourced materials

Constructed from durable powder coated steel, Binvisible™ combines modern aesthetics with practical functionality for offices, educational facilities, and public spaces. Available in square and hexagon profiles, multiple heights, and a wide range of powder coat finishes, the collection can be configured for landfill, recycling, cans, or other waste streams to create a cohesive waste management solution. The optical illusion is exclusive to the square design, while both shapes offer the same durable construction and architectural appeal.

Originally created as a showroom display, this Bespoke shelving system demonstrates how modular storage can bring organization, display, and natural elements together in one cohesive design. Its open steel frame creates visual continuity while offering the flexibility to adapt to a variety of office, hospitality, and collaborative environments. A defining feature of this configuration is the addition of powder-coated steel planter boxes, which can be mixed with open shelving to introduce greenery throughout the workspace. Because the shelves and planter boxes are modular, each layout can be tailored to support display, storage, or biophilic design goals. The result is a shelving system that can evolve alongside the needs of the space. Finished with a black powder-coated steel frame and warm Norwegian Ash laminate shelves, the unit complements a wide range of interior styles while maintaining the durability required for everyday use. Projects like this show how the Bespoke collection can be configured to create much more than storage. By combining shelving, planter boxes, and open architecture, the system helps define spaces that feel organized, inviting, and connected.

Originally created as a showroom centerpiece, this RGX Office Storage Island demonstrates how a product commonly found in laboratory environments can be reimagined for hospitality and office spaces. By combining two back-to-back RGX storage units, the design creates a multifunctional workspace that brings together organization, collaboration, and a welcoming aesthetic. The spacious stone-look laminate worksurface provides plenty of room for meetings, focused work, or shared tasks, while two integrated power grommets keep laptops and devices connected without interrupting the clean surface. A combination of drawers, enclosed cabinet storage, and an open knee space offers flexibility for both storage and everyday use. Finished with a black textured steel frame, black phenolic vertical front panels, and a warm laminate worksurface, the island strikes a balance between durability and a furniture-inspired appearance. Projects like this show that the same modular system can support everything from laboratory research to collaborative office environments without sacrificing functionality or aesthetics.