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Ashley Walker -- Interior Design, 6/11/2012 10:10:56 PM

Innovative design revolves around Hub™, the new modular seating collection by KI set to debut at the 2012 NeoCon World’s Trade Fair. Hub is as reconfigurable as it is versatile and can be ganged together to create modular layouts, or be used as standalone pieces, all while incorporating power and data capabilities. Its sled base allows for ease of movement or reconfiguration to promote collaboration in any setting, while the optional architectural elements can bring impact to any space.

"Hub’s clean lines and contemporary design bring a fresh look to modular seating,” said Shawn Green, vice president, design and product marketing, KI. "Hub features a contemporary aesthetic that works seamlessly to create an impactful visual statement in a wide variety of environments."

The Hub collection can be easily configured and reconfigured for use in a variety of environments, from student lounges to media centers, executive lounges and more—all while incorporating a wide variety of seat widths and power/data integration. Each piece can be used individually, or be linked to other pieces to create modular environments. Hub’s sled base allows for easy reconfiguration.

Hub’s sled base and quick-detach ganging system give Hub the ability to transform from a modular unit to stand alone pieces in a snap. Integration of power and data make Hub the center of collaboration.  Designed for durability, Hub is built with the highest quality materials. Its premium components ensure Hub will withstand the test of time in a variety of environments.

Hub was designed with sustainability in mind. In fact, Hub’s unique product design allows for the segregation of materials for post-use recycling and more.

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