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Meet the new Jetson pod family. 🔹Redesigned with market-first configurable wall layouts 🔹Enhanced with Class A acoustics 🔹Expanded with an extra-wide palette of 24 colors in standard. The result? The most versatile pod on the market, tailored to a wider range of workspace needs and project requirements. All while remaining competitively priced. Office pods have come a long way. Now, Jetson takes them further., Visit the dedicated website to learn more; link in the comments!

Join our ESG webinar tomorrow! Drawing on data from our latest Sustainability Report, our ESG & Sustainability Lead, Małgosia Hermanowicz, will share insights into: • Our sustainability goals for 2035 and the steps we're taking to achieve them • Our Adaptable Design Principles and how they guide product design • Lessons from our first Mute Modular reconfiguration projects and what they reveal about the potential of adaptable office design Don't miss the opportunity to learn more. Register using the link below!

We’ve got something special coming up next week. Stay tuned.

Why does our planet need adaptable design? In the opening of Adaptable Workspaces, Prof. Robert Schmidt III introduces our new educational series and explores why designing spaces for change is essential. Too often, spaces stop meeting our needs long before they reach the end of their potential lifespan. Could a more adaptable approach help us reduce waste and build a more sustainable future? Watch the full episode on YouTube and subscribe so you don’t miss the next ones! Link in the comments.

Our new YouTube series starts next week! Looking for inspiration to design spaces that adapt to change? Now there’s a place to start. "Adaptable Workspaces" is a new series of short, insightful lectures we’ve created with Prof. Robert Schmidt III from Loughborough University. Together, we explore why and how spaces can evolve with changing user needs and business requirements, while reducing their environmental impact. 🎬 The first episode drops next week. Subscribe to our YouTube channel to catch it – link in the comments.

What does real, architecture-level adaptability look like in practice? A few years after its launch, Mute Modular is beginning to deliver on its promise to create spaces that evolve with their users’ changing needs. Not just through customization, but through major changes at the architectural level. For this year’s Sustainability Report, Małgosia Hermanowicz takes a closer look at some of the first reconfiguration projects completed across Europe and explores what they reveal about component reuse, reconfiguration costs, and the role of design decisions in planning for adaptability. Enjoy the read, join the conversation in the comments, and subscribe our "Adaptable Workspaces" newsletter if you haven’t already.