Inviting. Adaptable. Simple.
Haven is a collection of tables and tools designed to bring people together intentionally and purposefully. The workplace is transforming into a social haven for people and ideas to thrive, and Haven is designed for multiple work modes and settings to fit the needs of many users and many purposes for many years to come.
Designer Resources
Biophilic Details
The In-Surface Planter drops into the table surface while the Floating Tray displays plants or other items above the surface adding visual intrigue.
Add Casters to any 4-leg Table
Optional casters provide opportunities to reconfigure settings easily.
Table Screens & Tech
The Media Panel and Monitor Mount can turn any Haven table into a video conferencing pod. The fabric-covered Table Screen comes in a circle or square and looks great from any angle to be used for freestanding or wall applications.
Neighborhood Light
The Neighborhood Light offers more than ambiance with integrated USB charging and an auto shutoff timer. Pair with Byrne Pepper single-outlet units on each side of the light for added power supply.
Interactive Surfaces
HighLow Tables have interactive adaptability by pivoting the high surface to best fit the needs of the moment.
Foot Bars
Add a Foot Bar to 42"H tables to offer a comfortable touch-point to a standing height table (Foot Bar option is dependent on specified depth and width).
Reimagining Office Interactions
The workplace is rapidly changing with the increase in remote and hybrid work. But what about those moments of organic and spontaneous interactions that only happen in-person? Oftentimes, problems aren’t solved in planned ways, but as a result of impromptu conversations.
Haven, designed in collaboration with Watson and Mike & Maaike, is a collection of tables and tools to bring us together intentionally and purposefully. We want to transform the workplace into a social haven for people and ideas to thrive, and Haven does just that.
Designers Mike & Maaike on why Haven?
"We love making mock-ups, just to feel the experience. This way, as we’re designing, we’re not just focusing on an object; we’re designing an experience." -Maaike Evers
