New Delhi, December 19, 2024 – Ergo Space made a bold statement at the recently held Acetech 2024 at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi by captivating architects, interior designers and industry leaders with its innovative ergonomic furniture solutions. The event became a lively platform to showcase Ergo Space's Commitment to redesigning workspaces with products that seamlessly combine design, comfort and functionality.
The Ergo Space stand attracted thousands of visitors, including prominent architects, interior designers and corporate procurement experts, all eager to witness the revolutionary's debut Cozy chair And Maybach chair. Featuring power recliners, massage lumbar support and luxurious craftsmanship, these flagship products set new standards in ergonomic design.
Mr. Prashant Garg, Managing Director, ErgoSpaceshared his thoughts on the successful presentation: “AceTech 2024 was a remarkable opportunity for us to show how innovative design can transform work environments. The response from the architecture and design community confirms our mission to deliver furniture solutions that enhance both aesthetics and well-being.”
Event highlights
- Product introductions: The unveiling of the Cozy Chair and Maybach Chair was well received by the design community and highlighted the importance of incorporating advanced ergonomics into luxury furniture.
- Interactive demonstrations: Participants explored Ergo Space's adaptable furniture portfolio that demonstrates versatility for various workspace needs, from executive cubicles to communal areas.
- Collaboration opportunities: The team worked with leading architects, interior designers and business decision-makers, cultivating new partnerships and expanding their network in the design and architecture sector.
ErgoSpace'ISO certified manufacturing infrastructure and unwavering commitment to quality have cemented the company's reputation as an industry leader. The overwhelming success at Acetech 2024 underlines the brand's influencing the design of workplace solutions that meet the changing needs of modern environments.