Spacestor invites you to stay away from the fray but connected to the buzz.

The company’s new Portals concept is part pod, part customizable workspace respite—tailored to individual needs.

The buzz about portals pertains to options. Recognizing that employees thrive in a workspace that, for lack of a better term, just “fits,” they designed portals for individual appeal. This translates to options: built-in seating, height-adjustable desk, or bring-your-own chair; open or with glass door; different dimensions for height, width, and depth; and interior finish with matching upholstery or contrasting graphic design.

Portals are also made for aesthetically pleasing integration with other Spacestor products. The variable heights align with the company’s Railway Carriage, Railway Max, and Residence. They may also be freestanding or built-in, as in this dynamic design in which Portals ring the room, leaving a large open area in the space’s center.

Other perks include optional wheelchair access, glass-door retrofits on certain models, and excellent sound-attenuation via the upholstered walls.

Read more at Spacestor and check out the product configurator as well as the great number of finish offerings, including exteriors in high-pressure laminate, low-pressure laminate, and lacquered plywood; and interiors in Kvadrat and Camira upholstery.