Turnstone

Perhaps the most noticeable feature of Turnstone office furniture is the openness that it fosters. Rather than create an isolated cluster of furniture to be used by an individual, Turnstone seeks to create a spacious collaborative environment. The Bivi Collection is a good example. Bivi is a modular system of desking which allows groups of workers to rearrange their desks and workstations to accommodate ever changing numbers in their midst. With a number of accessory and storage add-ons, Bivi is one of the most accommodating and contemporary desk systems available. The Campfire Collection is a collaborative system of meeting furniture perfect for impromptu meetings and quick getaways from your desk. Campfire furniture is great for brainstorming.

Turnstone furniture is all about creating a rich, inspiring, and ultimately very comfortable office environment. Turnstone furniture is infused with our designers' intimate knowledge of how offices work and feel, and how users utilize and move within the space around them throughout the working day. Over the last few decades offices have radically changed. Computers, meeting rooms, desktops and common spaces have all been revolutionized, and at Turnstone our mission is to create beautiful office furniture that serves those changing needs.

Traditional office furniture was is generally about building walls, creating cubicles, and isolating workers. At Turnstone we focus on opening up the modern office, so that people can communicate, share ideas, share space, and build a more productive and engaged office culture.

Flexibility, openness, and commonality are the base notes of Turnstone systems like Bivi, which invites workers to share space and ideas. The modular desking elements of the system make it easy for workers to constantly rearrange and re-combine their work environments in response to new additions to the force, different office spaces, and different working needs.

Every Turnstone system, and every Turnstone piece of furniture, abides by a common set of principles - openness, modularity, modernity, and beauty.