Brooklyn-based design studio UHURU CONTRACT continues to broaden its offerings to its Minim Workplace Family line with the drop of the MINIM RISE SIT|STAND. The MINIM RISE SIT|STAND is a workstation that enables numerous possibilities. The design label is known for considering every detail in all of its craft. The newest piece focuses on different proportions, material use and most importantly -- delivering the most function without compromising the visual design.
The MINIM RISE SIT|STAND is equipped with a powerful electronic lifting system that is incorporated into the steel foundation so it can hide away. There is also the option to have the work systems created at a specific height in the sit and stand option, depending on preference. For additional customization, there are five choices of tabletops, a selection from three steel base coats, integrated power outlets and three color options for the dividers.
Customizable Raised Workstations
UHURU Added the MINIM RISE SIT|STAND to Its Minim Workplace Line
Trend Themes
1. Customizable Workstations - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Develop a platform that allows users to easily customize and personalize their workstations.
2. Sit|stand Workstations - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Create ergonomic workstations that seamlessly transition between sitting and standing positions.
3. Integrated Power Outlets - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Design workstations that integrate power outlets for convenient device charging and connectivity.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture Manufacturing - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Use advanced materials and technologies to manufacture customizable workstations that enhance ergonomics and productivity.
2. Office Supplies - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Develop and market accessories for sit|stand workstations, such as adjustable monitor stands and keyboard trays.
3. Interior Design - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Provide interior design services and solutions that cater to the growing demand for personalized and functional workspaces.