Designed by Ripe Interiors, this new product incorporates all the best features that make up a functional, aesthetic workstation. A clean, modern styled system, Fresh is ideal for both the high density office environment and the more casual office. Fresh is flexible, offering multiple variations of size, shape and finishes. Available with sliver or white […]
November 21st, 2008
Designed by Ripe Interiors, this new product incorporates all the best features that make up a functional, aesthetic workstation. A clean, modern styled system, Fresh is ideal for both the high density office environment and the more casual office. Fresh is flexible, offering multiple variations of size, shape and finishes. Available with sliver or white powder coated square frame legs, with a top to suit any specification, for any project. Featuring an elegant shadow line between table top and frame; the system also incorporates integrated cable management, for uncluttered data and power. With optional technical height adjustable legs, the Fresh workspace suits any environment. The design team at Ripe is proud of the new Fresh workstation system.
Dimensions: any sizes you require
Delivery time: 6-8 weeks
Applications: any work place environment
Finish: Silver or white powder coated legs, any table top finish correct
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