Flexibility and order coexist here. The uniform four-legged chairs easily group around round tables, accommodating both group meals and casual conversation spots. Their lightweight design allows for easy movement and cleaning, creating a relaxed yet organized social.

Order and concentration converge here. Sled-base chairs are arranged in uniform rows, their curved bases offering steady, silent support for prolonged sitting. A consistent design language eliminates visual distraction, directing every gaze forward and immersing every thought in collective engagement.

Focus and practice switch seamlessly here. Sled-base chairs and separate folding tables can be freely combined, easily shifting between lecture and discussion modes. The separate design ensures layout flexibility while allowing writing, device placement, and group interaction to occur without interference—inspiring effective participation within a visually cohesive space.

Two heights of bar stools with matching high tables define two zones in one space. The higher seats are for conversation and breaks, the lower ones support focused, short-term work. One unified design accommodates both leisure and concentration—turning the dining area into a true "third space.

No reservations needed—ideas collide here anytime. Sled chairs and bar stools gather freely around a high table, instantly forming an ad‑hoc meeting spot that can assemble or disperse in moments. This is an on‑the‑fly brainstorming station, a rapid screen‑sharing corner—where discussions emerge in the flow, and collaboration takes shape exactly when it’s needed.

Inspiration from formal meetings continues to grow and evolve here. This corner, defined by a high table and whiteboard, is designed for impromptu discussion and visual thinking. The bar stools support a relaxed posture whether standing or seated, making it easy to write, post, and reorganize ideas in real time. Here, conversation flows freely, unbound by time or agenda, deepening as it moves.

Different forms meet here; diverse postures coexist. Sofas, bar stools, low stools, and side tables can be freely arranged for seated discussion or standing conversation. The bar stool bridges sitting and standing postures, allowing discussions, presentations, and social interactions to flow seamlessly across heights and formats—inspiring creativity beyond convention.

From individual learning to group discussion—switch seamlessly. The uniform tablet chairs provide personal writing surfaces for independent thinking, and can be turned to quickly form interactive circles for discussion. Within an organized layout, the space adapts fluidly, allowing training to move effortlessly between focus and collaboration.