Quattro Studio
Humanscale, 2026
When Humanscale launched their four legged, height adjustable desk, the question they got the most was if it could be made bigger.
So, we made it bigger.
The Quattro Studio takes the same layout of its predecessor, with a wider and longer footprint. We adjusted the existing cable slot for easy power access, and made sure it was compatible with Humanscale’s vast array of monitor arm options.
The result is a meeting room in a box. Power lives in the cable manager underneath the slot; a screen can be mounted directly to the worksurface; and a smooth height adjustment mechanism in all four legs means the table can move between any level, from sitting to standing.
Putting the table through its paces, you get a flexible meeting platform that works just as well as a small conference room as it does a collaboration zone. We art directed this product launch video, collaborating with Neuland Studio for the animation and sound design.
When you place a small motor in each leg, the lifting power gets distributed around the table. That makes for a smoother lift in a lower profile package, making the Quattro look just about like any regular table, in the best way possible.
Adding a screen turns the setup into a conference table. No walls, carts, or other infrastructure required.
In addition to creating a mounting place for monitor arms, the slot gives simple, flexible access to power supplies and other charging devices live under the table.
Humanscale’s signature cable manager hooks neatly underneath, making space for a power strip and all the necessary tech accessories.
Black and walnut, white and oak, gray and quartz... the list goes on and continues to grow.
Credits
- Client
- Humanscale
- Industrial Design
- Symposium / Humanscale (Landon Polack, Alex Haggar)
- Design Engineering
- Humanscale (Sophie Cho, Raj Katwala)
- Art Direction
- Symposium / Humanscale (Rhys Jones)
- Product Visualization
- Symposium
- Product Animation
- Studio Neuland