The idea behind this project originates from the observation of contemporary shared spaces — break areas, lounges, airports, cafés, and collaborative work environments — places characterized by dynamic flows and different modes of use. In these contexts, there is an increasing need for flexible and multifunctional products capable of optimizing space efficiently while adapting to both seated and standing use, even by multiple users at the same time.

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To meet different needs, these environments are often furnished with separate products — tables and seats with different heights — resulting in fragmented layouts and increased spatial occupation. At the same time, the growing presence of digital devices has made integrated charging points an essential requirement within public spaces.