Kabinett Alexander Lervik
Fokus Mikko Laakkonen
Alexander Lervik
At first glance, Kabinett looks like a regular cabinet or bench but it has built-in features that allow it to be transformed into an entirely different piece of furniture. The innovation lies in its function. You get a worktable that can be raised and lowered from a piece of furniture that doesn’t look like a table.
Kabinett can be placed in a space in many ways: It can be a type of sideboard, placed against the
wall of a room or it can be placed, for example, behind a sofa in the middle of the room.
There are three different versions of Kabinett:
Kabinett Basic, with a height-adjustable worktop.
Kabinett Laptop, where the height-adjustable worktop has a storage space with a lid, to store a
laptop after work. There is also holes in the cover for wires.
Kabinett Screenlift, with a height-adjustable worktop, has a cover that can be removed after which
the display can be raised to the same level as the worktop.
Kabinett is 120 cm wide, 45 cm deep and 68cm high.
Kabinett comes with a natural oak or white stain ash veneer.
“Working from home is not just a temporary solution and therefore the goal has been to develop a piece of furniture that blends in with the rest of the room. You should be able to sit and work in the most attractive place in the home, in front of a window or in the middle of the living room,” Alexander Lervik.
Mikko Laakkonen
Fokus is made in two different widths. The 100 cm wide piece has enough space for one larger
screen and a detached keyboard and there is still room for papers and other work-related materials.
The 150 cm wide Fokus easily holds two separate screens.
Fokus is 120 cm high and 45 cm deep. It comes with a natural oak or white stain ash veneer.
“When the job is done, its doors can be easily closed, to hide everything away. This makes it easier to focus on the essentials and draw the line between work and leisure. Your commute home has never been shorter than just closing the Fokus doors.” Mikko Laakkonen.