Most schools have now embraced the concept of the makerspace to give students a place to expand their creativity, critical thinking, and problem solving skills. There are many different ways to define a makerspace and each one may be unique depending on activities and who will be using the space. Some students may use this space for collaborating on projects with 3D printers and robotics, while other students may use Legos, puzzles, or Playdoh. Whatever the project may be, makerspace studios promote hands-on, collaborative projects that help build self-confidence and real world skills.

Makerspaces allow students to flex their creativity, and the furniture should be no different. At any given time, there may be students in varying fields of study working creatively in the same space. Our mobile furniture options allow for you to easily re-configure the room depending on what is needed in that moment. Integrated power and data options allow our furniture to accommodate a wide variety of activities, tools, and materials. When a project is completed, cabinet options and storage bins help to keep your makerspace clean and organized.