The Brody WorkLounge and Desk are private workspaces that are designed to be good for your body and good for your brain – providing places to get away without going away.
Features
- Brody Desk
- Designed for Your Body
- Designed for Your Brain
- Designed for Business
- Designed for the Campus
Brody Desk
Brody Desk
Brody Desk is a high-performing private workstation designed specifically for the in-between spaces in corporate and education environments. As dedicated spaces for resident workers in open-plan offices, touchdown spaces outside in-demand project rooms or study pods in busy student commons areas – Brody Desk provides people with moments of focus in high-traffic settings.
The Brody Desk is now available in North and South America.
Designed for Your Body
Designed for Your Body
Designed for Your Body
Providing high performance comfort and support, the Brody WorkLounge features patented LiveLumbar™ technology—bringing thoughtful ergonomic design to the lounge posture. The adjustable worksurface holds technology at eye level, reducing neck and shoulder strain.
Designed for Your Brain
Designed for Your Brain
Designed for Your Brain
The ability to focus is a real challenge for today’s workers and students. We get interrupted or distracted every 11 minutes and it takes over 23 minutes to get back on task.
The Brody WorkLounge:
- creates a shelter from visual distractions,
- provides privacy
- provides an enhanced sense of psychological security
Designed for Business
Designed for Business
Designed for Business
The Brody WorkLounge can help organizations and universities optimize their real estate by delivering a high-performance work space in a highly effective footprint.
A smart alternative to enclaves, the Brody WorkLounge is a private lounge chair that transforms under-utilized in-between spaces into covetable destinations.
Designed for the Campus
Designed for the Campus
Designed for the Campus
Brody WorkLounge can help schools, colleges and universities optimize their real estate by delivering a high-performance space in a highly efficient footprint. These movable modular solutions can transform underutilized libraries and in-between spaces into covetable destinations.
Insights
Work + Learning is Compromised
People need more than chairs, alone, to get their work done. They need supportive surfaces for their notebooks and mobile devices. And those devices need power.
Focus is Compromised
Today’s offices and universities are often open and exposed, providing little to no control over visual distractions.
Typical Lounge Seating
Typical lounge chairs are designed for waiting. Not working.
Comfort Is Compromised
While most lounge spaces look comfortable, they provide little ergonomic support.
Product Range
WorkLounge
Desk
Specifications
Global Availability
Global Availability
This product is available in the following regions:
- Asia Pacific
- Central America
- South America
- North America
- Europe
- Middle East
- Africa
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Awards
Awards
Corporate
Product Innovations Awards
Grand Prize (1st)
Interiors & Sources Readers’ Choice Award
Winner
Category: Best Workspace
IIDEXCanada Innovation Awards
Winner
Category: Workplace Environments
INDEX Architecture and Design Awards (IADA) 2017
Best Commercial Product Design
Education
HiP Award
by Interior Design Magazine
Best of NeoCon
Gold
Category: Education Solutions
Interior Design Best of Year Awards
Winner
Category: Education Furniture
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The Steelcase Seating Difference
At Steelcase, we study how you work and how you feel. You inspire new seating solutions, each expressed with uncompromising quality, craftsmanship and sustainability.
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Support Focus in the Open Office
New research conducted by Steelcase in collaboration with the Center for Healthy Minds at the University of Wisconsin tracks what design elements help people focus in the open plan. Hear what they found in this episode of the #OpenOfficeTruth podcast series.