Work-and-lifestyle brand DESKER announced that it is entering the home interior market with furniture that brings together an environment for focused work and complete relaxation within a single space.
Its flagship product is the ‘Motion Desk Premium.’ The product is distinguished by its ability to precisely adjust the height to suit the user’s body type, even while seated. Whereas ordinary desks require you to adapt your body to a fixed height, the ‘Motion Desk Premium’ can be lowered to as little as 630mm, allowing you to maintain a natural posture that matches your body type or chair height. When a desk’s height does not match your stature, fatigue easily builds up in the shoulders and neck, but height adjustment can reduce fatigue during long working sessions. It can also be switched to a standing work position as needed. Its sturdy tabletop, which stays stable without wobbling even when loaded with multiple IT devices such as monitors and laptops, is another important factor in a prolonged work environment.
A DESKER official said, “With a single desk, everyone from young children to parents can adjust the height to fit their own body type, accommodating the daily lives of the entire family.”
To tap into the home interior market, DESKER recently also unveiled the new ‘S03 Sofa.’ The ‘S03 Sofa’ is designed to allow for ample relaxation after working hours. Featuring a structure that is neither too firm nor overly sinking, it offers a balanced seating feel, and thanks to its refined design and compact size, it blends naturally into study-style spaces as well as living rooms. The product can be used in a variety of configurations—from single-person households to family-sized spaces—by combining 2-3 seater and 4-seater sofas with a stool.
A DESKER official said, “The S03 Sofa is planned and designed directly by DESKER’s furniture experts and produced at the FURSYS Group’s own factory, giving it the strength of excellent quality,” adding, “It is drawing strong consumer interest, having sold out during its pre-order sales this past February.” 1588-1662