Project This project involved the creation of a bespoke, modular desk system designed specifically for Innermost’s trade fair exhibitions. Serving as both a workstation and a reception point, the furniture piece was developed to provide a consistent brand presence while adapting to the varying spatial constraints of different event venues.

Challenge The primary challenge was to design a structure that could be easily transported and assembled by the events team while offering significant flexibility in size. Trade show booths often vary in dimensions, so the desk needed to expand or contract to fit 2-meter, 4-meter, or 6-meter spaces without compromising stability or requiring entirely different furniture sets.

Design I developed a smart wooden modular system that can be configured in three distinct sizes using a shared set of components. The core innovation lies in the central cable tray, which not only manages wiring for a clean look but also acts as the structural spine that stabilizes the table. This allows the operator to adjust the width by simply adding modules and changing the configuration from two legs (200cm), to three legs (400cm), or four legs (600cm).

Results & Impact The final design delivered a highly practical and aesthetic solution for Innermost’s logistical needs. By creating a desk that is easy to disassemble and transport, the system reduces setup time and shipping complexity. Its modularity ensures that the client can maintain a professional, unified look across any exhibition space, regardless of the footprint available.