“Our research shows that today’s modern executives want furniture that works the way they do,” says François Giroux, president of Groupe Lacasse. “Morpheo wraps around users to put them in command of their workspace - and therefore, their productivity.”

Freestanding or juxtaposed, Morpheo’s modernist geometry makes the most of compact office spaces. The ergonomic worktable shapes surround the user to provide more surface to work with, more space to collaborate with team members, and more seamless interaction with technology. Because the design keeps everything close at hand, work flows without barriers.

Morpheo workstations can be doubled up, mirrored, lined side to side or positioned back-to-back for endless configuration possibilities. It can also be stylized to suit individual needs and tastes. Two-tone colour combinations with anodized aluminum accents and translucent doors gives it a contemporary look, while thicker surface options, textured edgebanding and rich laminate finishes create a more sophisticated feel.

“This fluidity and flexibility makes Morpheo ideal for organizations focused on the future,” says Giroux. “It’s innovative casegood design that puts the user in the driver’s seat.”